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here with whom i have served to work in some capacity or another, including your former governor john carlin. [applause] governor kathleen sibelius who is the secretary of health and human services. [applause] and a man for whom i will, to the end of my life, have a special debt. former congressman jim flattery. thank you for being here. [applause] the last thing jim said to me as he walked away -- i'm still number 218. referring to the fact that i passed my economic plan in 1993 designed to reverse the one bob dole believed in by one vote. it was an expensive vote, though i believe it led to the largest economic expansion in american history in peacetime. eventually, surpluses for the first time since the 1920's. there are a lot of other people here, too many to mention, but bob dole called me a couple of days ago and he said that he was especially grateful given the fact that i'm here to talk about bipartisanship. for two people in this audience who have been both strong supporters of the dole institute and of me and our family, sue ellen and harvey. that is the beginning of bipartisanship

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john carlin stated he quote con fire fired to provide support to the islamic movement. and procured bomb making materials in the interest of perpetrating a terrorist attack on american soil. most of the refugees i've int interacted with, they're good, decent people. come from terrible situations. i don't think anybody suggesting we don't bring any in. what we have asked is for a pause and a time-out so we can make sure that the vetting is there in place and when you have the director saying we can only vet as good as the information is, i think it's a little bit of an overstatement to say refugees are not your problem. back to the slide i brought up at the beginning, this is a concern to me. these are the number of people making credible fear and so, refugees are importeded to the united states of america. we have people who come somehow to the united states of america. you can come here legally and lawfully, but you can sneak into the country as iwitnessed on the arizona border. this is a massive rise in the number of people claiming a credible fear. >> approximately 4

unlikely to be motivated by the same factors but assistant attorney general for national security john carlin says they all have something in common. >> we're not seeing a confined to one particular geographic region or ethnic group, unlike some of our closest allies. what we see here in the united states, one common factor is social media's involved in almost everyone of these cases. reporter: social media isn't only means of radicalization but those aspiring to join isis are going online because it is their only real-life connection to the group. researchers examine twitter accounts of about 300 individuals, identified as american supporters of isis and found isis is particular adept and emotions needs and weaknesses of other americans. 1/3 of twitter accounts were operated by women. 900 additional investigations going on by isis sympathizers. in 50 states this is just beginning of very scary situation, melissa. melissa: abby, thank you so much for that. david: isis with intel college degrees in technical areas like engineering are perfect. joining us with all details very own liz macdonald

john carlin said they all have one similarity. >> we are not seeing a confined to one particular to kraftion or ethical group. what we see here in the united states, the one contactor is social media being involved in every one of these cases. >> social media is not the only case of radicalization. they are going online because that is their only real life connection to the group. about 300 individuals identified as american supporters of isis. now isis is exploring the emotions, needs and witnesses of young americans. one third of those twitter accounts were operated by women. neil, the scary thing is, this is just the tip of the iceberg. 900 investigations of isis sympathizers. all 50 states across the country. a new reality that we are faced with. neil: thank you very, very much. what have i told you. it is not some angry thing with very little education. of the education ladder. elizabeth macdonald. liz: the new report. based on academic studies and british intelligence. surprisingly, many have suspected -- they found about half of the terrace that they have studies, newly 330 of them

assistant attorney general john carlin stated that he "conspired to provide materiel support to the islamic movement of uzbekistan and procured bomb-making materials in the interest of perpetrating a terrorist attack on american soil." came to the country as a refugee in 2009. most of the refugees that i've interacted with have a healthy population in utah. they're good decent people who come from terrible situations. i don't think anybody suggest wes don't bring any refugees in. we have asked for a pause and time out to we can make sure vetting is in place. when you have the fbi director saying we can only vet as good as the information is, it's an overstatement to say, hey, refugees are not your problemed. so refugees are imported to the united states of america. you have people claiming asylum who come somehow to the united states of america. succumb here legally and lawfully but you can sneak in like in the arizona border. they didn't run from border patrol, they wanted to get caught. the reason they wanted to get caught is they wanted to go through this process. so mr. rodriguez, i wan

john karl carlin was killed in a prison fight. line linehan was retried. >> she is lethal to me. >> a witch, i might be, but psycho path, clearly, i'm not. >> reporter: the last act of this 20-year drama may have viewers shaking their heads because linehan's legal journey might not be over. will she stay a free woman or will she find herself once again in court for murder? >> thanks to susan spencer. a lot of twists for "48 hours" doesn't it? >> i know. incredible. >> how do you pack that into an hour? 20 years it's been going on. >> definitely be watching that. >> you can watch susan's full report "love and death in alaska" an expanded edition of "48 hours" right here on cbs. >>> steve harvey admitted the ultimate flub on live tv so do his boss at the miss universe pageant want him back as host after he announced the wrong winner? >> miss venezuela! >> the answer is ahead after >>> it is 8:25 am, and we have your top stories after the forecast.>>> still areas of fog, quarter of a mile visibility from bedford to new bedford, tempe

keely carlin: 18:07 im not pleased that i was trying to cut those costs and now they're either not going to be reduced or more depending how this plays out but for those like john who worry about their job ... he says this to the commision. john: i really wish that they would have considered thinking this through a little more and thought - about all of the lives and families this impacted nv energy would not comment on the commission's recent decision but they did say theyre currently reviewing the order to determine the impact it'll have on their customers. live in the news room abby vegas the changes would be implented over the span of five years starting this january. another "mostly sunny" day . . . but rollin in late this afternoon nate's in for ted tonight with a look at the holiday forecast now fox5 weather 24/7 it looks like despite some clouds rolling in through the night tonight and during the day christmas eve, it'll still be an above normal day. but things really start to change late in the day thursday. that's when the wind will start to pick up and the chances for a quick shot at rain , and maybe even a few snow flurries, depending on your elevat

keely carlin: 18:07 im not pleased that i was trying to cut those costs and now they're either not going to be reduced or more depending how this plays out john who worry about their job ... he says this to the commision. john: i really wish that they would have considered thinking this through a little more and thought - about all of the lives and families this impacted lives and families this impacted governor sandoval responded to the uproar over the decision less than an hour ago saying that the rooftop solar industry knew about the possibility of this decision for months - and are simply using "bullying tactics" with the hopes of getting their way. live in the studio - abby theodros .. fox5 news .. local las vegas. governor sandoval also said more than $5 billion in renewable energy projects have been installed in the state during his administration. the changes would be implented er the next five years starting in the coming up managers at the the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to

keely carlin: im not pleased that i was trying to cut those costs and now they're either not going to be reduced or more depending how this plays out but for those like john who worry about their job ... he says this to the commision. john: i really wish that they would through a little more and thought - about all of the lives and families this impacted governor sandoval responded to the uproar over the decision saying that the rooftop solar industry knew about the possibility of this decision for months - and quote... the companies also know that if they disagree with the p-u-c's decision, that they can seek reconsideration and ultimately judicial review. the changes would be implented over the next five years starting in the new year. now fox weather 24/7 we're looking at a windy sleigh ride for santa tonight. breezes are expected to kick in early afternoon on christmas eve, increasing to winds about 25-30 miles per hour during the early evening hours. we have a few weak rain some overnight hit or miss showers. we expect to wake up to a dry but breezy morning on christmas day, with winds return on continue sunday as high pressure over the southwest bre

keely carlin: im not pleased that i was trying to cut those costs and now they're either not going to be reduced or more depending how this plays out but for those like john who worry about their job ... he says this to the commision. john: i really wish that they would have considered thinking this through a little more and thought - about all of the lives and families governor sandoval responded to the uproar over the decision saying that the rooftop solar industry knew about the possibility of this decision for months - and quote... the companies also know that if they disagree with the p-u-c's decision, that they can seek reconsideration and ultimately judicial review. police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened wednesday morning at a condo near sahara and fort apache. police say just before 5 a couple heard someone banging on their front door and screaming. the homeowner grabbed a gun, shouted a warning... and called police. when they arrived... the man told police he shot through his door... at the man outside because he kept trying to get inside. if you're headed to the airport you may experience longer wait times not only because of h

keely carlin: im not pleased that i was trying to cut those costs and now they're either not going to be reduced or more depending how this plays out but for those like john who worry about their job ... he says this to the commision. john: i really wish that they would have considered thinking this through a little more and thought - about all of the lives and families this impacted governor sandoval responded to the uproar over the decision saying that the rooftop solar industry knew about the possibility of this decision for months - and quote... the companies also know that if they disagree with the puc's decision, that they can seek reconsideration and ultimately judicial review. country were treated to a christmas feast employees from the texas station casino visited veterans village to say thank you yesterday. 175 veterans were able to enjoy the tradition holiday dinner with all of the trimmings. the volunteers say this is just one way they can give back. "it's an honor for us. it's very humbling. we appreciate so much the sacrifice veterans and their families have made for us and our freedom. " texas station is celebrating 20 years and as part of

keely carlin: im not pleased that i was trying to cut those costs and now they're either not going to be reduced or more depending how this plays out but for those like john who worry about their job ... commision. john: i really wish that they would have considered thinking this through a little about all of the lives and families this impacted governor responded to the uproar over the decision saying that the rooftop solar industry knew about the decision for months - and quote... the companies also know that if they disagree with the puc's decision, that they can seek and ultimately judicial review. the changes would be implented over the next five years now fox5 weather 24/7 (( weather )) it looks like despite some clouds rolling in through the night tonight and during the day christmas eve, it'll still be an above normal day. but things really start to change late in the day thursday. that's when the wind will start to pick up and the chances for a quick shot at rain , and maybe even a few snow flurries, depending on your elevation. the city itself isn't like to certainly nothing sticking around, thanks to the wind and the fast-moving nature of the s