colorado springs mayor john suggesters. >> we mourn the loss of a very brave police officer. >> swazey was a husband, a father of two, and after active member of his church. in a facebook post his sister wrote, "my brother air force hero in every sense of the word. he showed the world what kind of man he was yesterday when he made the ultimate sacrifice." swazey was a native of melrose, massachusetts. a nationally ranked figure skater as a youth, swazey moved to colorado springs to become an olympian. he was a junior ice dance champion and trained trained with olympic skater nancy kerrigan. >> garrett was always there to listen to me whenever i had something i was upset about and always sort of putting somebody else's feelings ahead of his own. >> reporter: while he never became an olympic champion, officer garrett swazey is being remembered as a hero. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: another big story in the middle of the country tonight is the dangerous weather. ice is to blame for this accident in kansas. in oklahoma, fallen trees knocked out power to almost 60,000 peopl

. >> what we're seeing is john suggested correctly, harris is that ben carson has surged in iowa. are a disproportionate number of evangelicals there, and he is taking advantage of his appeal to them. the larger point, though, is that trump and carson, neither of whom has served one day in government are commanding close to 50% or more of the republican primary electorate. >> another tweet, robert mclean says we're tired of being betrayed with political talking points and being ignored by people we elect. pat, that's something you say all of the time. >> yeah. well, that's true. i think we have a situation here where watching the coverage you would have thought after the last debate that the insiders that rubio and bush and ted cruz was mow of an outer than insider, but a senator, someone in office, but they were somehow from mars and at the top of the field and the dominance of trump, carson and to some extent fiorina would be elected and the people would elect the political system as it is. >> i'm wearing my tie for the horror of all of this my granddaughter made for me for hall

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and how quickly do you think that is going to be resolved as john kerry suggests?he international politics front already the most important shift as been the [ inaudible ] between hollande and putin in the last few days, and the fact that putin admitted that the airline was actually the result of a bomb, which they denied at first, so they admitted that now they are in the same boat as the french, and they both want to wage this war against isil, and we have seen the last couple of days that putin has asked the russian navy to cooperate with the french and they are [ inaudible ] and we have next week a big meeting hollande will meet -- will meet with obama and will meet vladimir putin, and we see that now the coalition, which before was not -- before on one side the supporter of syria, i.e., iran, and russia, and on the other hand you had america, and france and the u.k. and saudis and qataris, and this time the unity, which had lead john kerry to state yesterday that therefore that it could come up with a plan to once fight against isil as progress enough to -- to

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at the state department spokesman john kirby suggested the fight within the government over classification is not over. >> as far as i know we have received no final decisions by the intelligence community with respect to these e-mails. what hasn't changed in our view and i have said this before. >> congressional sources say the new and cover paperwork is a legal binding document in the person signing it has accepted the obligation to protect our national secrets. meanwhile the fbi continues its investigation into potential negligent handling of classified information. litt mike, the story goes on and it seems each revelation is more damning of the former secretaries conduct. using a private e-mail server. the state department spokesman seemed to be putting forward a political argument rather than representing the state department. give us your sense of what is happening there is one covering that department in that city. >> we been hearing from the beginning from the state department that they didn't really think that these e-mails were as sensitive as the inspector general of the intelli

to hear your former guest john hickenlooper suggest that we need to somehow change our tone or policeur rhetoric because of the act of what i am assuming is going to be a madman is a distraction and waste -- >> planned parenthood said there's been an alarming increase in hateful rhetoric and smear campaigns against abortion providers and patients over last few months. what they are saying, this is creating a toxic poisonous environment. women have the right to have an abortion and the full range of reproductive health services. >> in your view, is that part of the reason why this happened, plan parenthood is drawing that conclusion. >> i have their statement. they didn't draw that conclusion. there was one little sentence, one little snippet, we don't know the motivation of this mad man, this murderer. but we do know that there was was an atmosphere not just in colorado springs but across the country where women have the opportunity to go to clinics and men too because planned parenthood is open to everyone. there's no reason to create it. >> other than impuning the opinions -- >> i'm

state opper john farley also suggests slowing down all together in these situations. "always want to make sure people are driving correct for the conditions. just because the speed limit might say 70 miles per hour, doesn't mean that we have to drive that speed." but we all know accidents do happen. "but, we always encourage people to makekesure they have their cell phones ready and charged // make sure you always have some extra blankets or warm clothing. obviously have some bottles of water, maybe some energy bars." other things you may want to carry in your car this shovel. kitty litter for tractionan ice pick.. and a first aid kit. kmeg is stocked and ready for the winter, are you? kayla novak, siouxland news 3 3 two local groups have started work to make the home of a wounded warrior more accessible. 3 the homebuilders association of greater siouxland and the projects for patriots board have started remodelling the home of todd landen. landen was woundedeby an i -- - d in aq. they'll be widening the hallways... adding pull down cabinets... and even an elevator. 3

deirdre: new video just in secretary of state john kerry suggesting this morning that the attack in francejanuary had legitimacy and rational as opposed to friday's terror attack. former cia operations officer josh is with me now. so, josh, first and foremost, what do you make of secretary kerry's comments? >> diedre, i'm absolutely embarrassed. as an american. this is absolutely ridiculous, but i think it shows that the administration has no clue what is going on in the world, has no clue that these terrorist attacks -- or all terrorist attacks, they don't have rational except terrorism and this is an enemy. we are at war whether this administration wants to believe it or not. these comments are insulting, and i think, you know, victims of both attacks are -- and their families -- and they should be, absolutely outraged. deirdre: so, josh, let me ask you what i'm hoping to be a silver lining in this. is kerry doing this on purpose to telegraph to isis that we're not really paying attention or we're not making the correct distinctions wile we are working extremely hard diligently behind th

in recent days, cia director john brennan suggested revelations about mass buying have made it hardero find terrorists. while james woolsey has said snowden "has blood on his hands." for more we're joined by glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist. start -- it is great to have you with us from brazil. let's start with how we know what we know took place in paris. the media coverage of the horrific attacks on friday the 13th. there are things we don't know, including much of which the media has simply tacitly assumed in order to mindlessly propagate what the cia and other agencies in the u.s. government want people to believe. for instance, one thing we do not know at all is how the people who perpetrated the attack actually communicated with one another. we don't know whether they used the internet at all as opposed to simply meeting face-to-face, given that some of them were siblings and others were from the same neighborhoods in belgium and france. we definitely don't know whether they used encryption. and we really don't even know the extent to which they actually took d

essentially, virginia -- as at least the most important southern state -- invited, sort of ignoring john tyler's suggestion that it be limited just to the border states, virginia invited all of the states of the union to come together to work out a possible compromise over avoiding the catastrophe to come. well, of course, the six stated that seceded were not going to come, and neither was texas, and arkansas never really organized or decided. but 21 states did come. california and oregon, of course, were too far away to get there in time. but after each debate almost all the northern states came, although they were concerned this was an idea coming from virginia, it was some sort of southern or pro-slavery or democratic plot to effectively overturn the results of the 1860 election in which the republican party had come to power for the first time. the exceptions are the upper midwest which were very, very republican -- wisconsin, minnesota and michigan -- declined to come for that reason. but even very republican new england by and large decided even if there is a plot to overturn the election, we want to

. >> john bremmer suggested we need to stop hand wringing over spying by the nsa. >> suddenly that stackof metadata doesn't look like the scariest thing in the room. >> so you're agreeing with john brennan? >> absolutely. and also that our intelligence capacities have been badly hurt by the unauthorized disclosure of legitimate american secrets over the past two and a half years. >> general michael hayden, we thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> ahead, we'll take a closer look at how isis may be using tools created in silicon valley. >>> plus how the tech industry may now be in the crosshairs of u.s. intelligence agencies. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> more than 30 million americans are facing a powerful storm system that stretches from the plains to the midwest. it fueled tornadoes in kansas and texas last night. heavy snow is making the morning commute dangerous. david begnaud is in castle rock, which is under a blizzard warning. >> reporter: good morning. the last time there was a blizzard warning in the denver area was six years ago. 60-mile-per-hour win

. >> next on booktv, mary looman and john carl suggest ways to reform the american prison system. [inaudible question] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening and welcome to st. thomas moore university church. our program tonight will be a presentation and discussion of a new book entitled "a country called prison." this is being recorded by c-span for later broadcast on booktv, so we ask that you take this moment to silence your cell phones. when we get to the questions and comments portion of the program, please wait for the microphone so that you may be heard and recorded. following the presentation, there will be book sales and signing in the atrium of our chapel, and a wine and cheese reception will also follow. our authors tonight are dr. john carl, and dr. mary looman. dr. contractor is assistant professor at the university of oklahoma, where he teaches a variety of courses, including criminology, and criminal justice. his social work experience includes the prison context, and a variety of medical settings. he is the author of, think, sociology, think social problems, an

in his first season back from tommy john surgery, harvey blew through the suggested innings limit of 180 by going 216. many fans will be haunted by terry collins' decision to leave him in for the final decision that came in game 5 of the world sunday. >>> curtis granderson even more impressive when you consider he was playing with a torn ligament in his left thumb. today he had surgery. he injured it in game 3 of the nlcs against the cubs. they went on to hit three homers and drive in five rbi in the world series. he should be ready for spring training. >>> and finally tonight for michael jordan, it had to be the shoes. for lebron james, it's got to be the sleeves. last night game against the knicks he started the night shooting 4 for 11, 0 for 2 from three points range so he decided it was the sleeves on his uniform that were the problem so he ripped out the seams to create more room. and it's a good thing. he caught fire shooting 5 of 12 and one for three from downtown. so maybe it's the sleeves. maybe it was the arm inside the sleeve and the trajectory of the ball -- >> all right.

but john mccain and others suggest that fewer than 50 in iraq and syria, that's not going to work either. >> right. i think the interesting thing is you have seen a shift. have you a new secretary of defense, ashton carter, who has been in place a couple of months now. he has been clearly more aggressive in putting assets to work at the goal of fighting isis. and have you a new chairman of the joint thieves of staff, general dunford, though very quiet, is also very forceful. i think the u.s. military has been clear for a long time. if you want to have an effect on the ground, strategic effect, you have to match it to the end. we are seeing that match get closer. >> is the argument that you just back off and let it happen, just back off and let them all fight each other for a while and maybe that will take care of it. is that something worth exploring or is that past? >> that action is what got us to where we are today. the vacuum, like others like russia and iran fill. and america has come to the conclusion if they want to affect the outcome in ssyria, they have to play in that space. th

state tropper john farley also suggests slowing down all together in these situations. "always want to make sure people are driving correct for the conditions. just because the speed limit might say 70 miles per hour, doesn't mean that we have to drive that speed." but we all know accidents do happen. "but, we always encourage people to make sure they have their cell phones ready and charged // make sure you always have some extra blankets or warm clothing. obviously have some bottles of water, maybe some energy bars." other things you may want to carry in your car this winter are: a flashlight. a shovel. kitty litter for tractionan ice pick.. and a first aid kit. kmeg is stocked and ready for the winter, are 3 the first snow of the season fell in northern arizona more than the bears at the bear - izona wildlife park in the town of williams... though. the park is expected to get up to six inches. park officials say the bears were happy to see a change in scenery... they played in the snow as much as they could.*the park plans to stay open through the storm. it lets fami

john kerry. he's under considerable criticism tonight after suggesting there was a, quote, rationale to the terroristack against the french publication "charlie hebdo" earlier this year. unlike friday's as he put it indiscriminate terrorist attacks. >> something different about what happened from "charlie hebdo," and i think everybody would feel that. there was a sort of particularized focus and perhaps even a legit massey, not legitimacy but say they are really angry because of this or that. lou: because the publication drew a cartoon of mohammed, he did not say. fox news tonight has obtained an intelligence report from may of this year. that report warns about the growing sophistication of the islamic state and capability of sophisticated, coordinated attacks. the report published by the department of homeland security warning about the possibility of the islamic state carrying out more complex attacks against western targets. it also singled out the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks, saying abdelhamid abaaoud was the islamic state's ringleader in belgium and well known to intelligence serv

is analogized to the modern face of antisemitism in western and liberal countries and also suggesting that johnerry, he wished the secretary of state success in the countdown to two years on the calendar with the hope that someone in the state department will then wake up and begin to see the world through the eyes of a man with a mental age above 12. i cannot even tell you how offended people in the white house are around the president. yet the prime minister comes here and has not changed his mind about this appointment? is he going to change it when he goes home? >> what has he said? he said that these remarks are unacceptable. he totally disassociated himself with them. >> why have this person as his diplomatic spokesman? >> baratz of course publicly apologized, said it was wrong to say what he said. >> no retreat -- >> no decision has been taken. it's on hold when he gets back. he will be meeting with baratz but the point is this. he said publicly those remarks are unacceptable. he said they don't represent him, they don't represent the policies of the government and he was very clear abou

suggesting. >> ifill: john mearsheimer, this is called having skin in the game, theoretically.t are the opportunities for that and what are the risks? >> well, i think there is virtually no chance we're going to put large-scale ground forces in syria, and president obama has made it clear he's not going to do that. and the principle reason is you would have to put a lot of ground troops in to defeat i.s.i.s. there is no question if you put 100,000, 150,000 troops in, you can defeat i.s.i.s., but then you run into the what next question -- what are we going to do, stay in and occupy the place and the end result is deal win subjects, won't know how the to get out and make a bad situation swors? so it's quite clear to me there is no way we can defeat i.s.i.s. from the air or with ground forces and we have to find a diplomatic solution. >> ifill: before the dim markets what are the options here? are we talking about occupation? is that ini'v -- is that inevit? >> no, occupation is not inevitable. i don't believe we'll end up occupying syria because we've tried this before both in a

. >> reporter: while the boy has not been named, the father suggested jesus or john the baptist. i'm baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. steve: mayor de blasio speaking now. he was in the studio earlier to talk about a host of issues facing the city and one of the first topics she asked about, what's being done to fix the homeless crisis. >> we're working with the archdiocese and houses of worship all over the city of all denominations for safe havens. this is a new approach that's proving to be effective. it is a smaller facility, often part of a church or another house of worship, maybe it's five, 10 beds. and what it means for some of the homeless who are on the street is it's safer, more nurturing, supportive environment, especially that's connected to a house of worship. when folks come off the street into the safe havens, they're more willing to accept mental services. steve: she asked the mayor about reports he's softening his horses. here's what he had to say on that. >> i look to the day when we don't have any in the city. >> the people love them. >> some people love them. >> bu

what can you tell us about the reports that this specific operation and the cia director john brennan seem to suggesten planned for months, it was a complex operation including a lot of phone conversations or whatever. >> well, it means that some of these suspects or attackers or alleged attackers were based in france or a lot of indications are turning us toward belgium. that is more likely to be the place where these cells were operating and able to plan all of this. after all, belgium has coal across so, so many times and all these times we've had to talk about terrorist attempts or successful terror attacks in europe a lot of the time they have originated in belgium. that's where the perpetrators ended up being found. i believe those were on the train where the u.s. soldiers were able to intervene were also from belgium and this time around again, that is where the investigation is turning. not necessarily in paris though still there is a state of emergency in paris meaning that the authorities can intervene and can pretty much for example stop the flow of traffic there and tell people to not lea

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a paper came out of johns hopkins, suggesting or indicating that sometimes when we do these profilesnd a tumor in a particular patient that we are not actually getting good data because if you do not benchmark that to the baseline genetic profile of that patient, maybe you are not getting accurate information about how that tumor is distinctive. there is a lot of commentary out there that, ok, yes, it sounds great in theory to do this genomic work and biomarker work, but at the very basic analytical level, are we at the right level? are we mature enough windows analytical tools that we can actually say, ok, we are actually measuring accurately the genetic profile of the patient and being able to make the decisions on that basis? lynn: it comes down to don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. it comes down to the research component of it and the practical patient treatment component of it. right now, yes, it is not what hundred percent certain that it will respond to a receptor like pancreatic cancer. i have no evidence of that, but i have seen it work in other cancers. this patie

motion fails and on the o m i our deputy city attorney john gibner, deputy city attorney can you provide us with an explanation avenue what you're suggesting regarding o m i evictions. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney speaking with supervisor tang on the does the substituteed is the changing to the tenants displacement and findings the sections of the ordinance overseeing facts is the number of evictions citywide and increasing into 2010 to 2014 housing is dmrrg unaffordable to the majority of san franciscans so displacement through evictions leads to san franciscans not in the city and one the public purposes of the tenants preference is to enable residents to stay in the city if possible we'll recommend that the board add in those finding as part of the proposed amendment. >> okay. before we move on this we need language i need language before i make a decision about this. >> i'm happy to read the language in the initial substitute ordinance. >> just to be clear does that mean this will not count as the first reading or have to go back to committee? >> the two the amendment that the board has voted on does not require a continuance s

john: a modest increase, as cacic suggested. >> if we kept up with inflation, the real minimum wage would be close to $18 an hour now. you can raise it a little bit. pat: unemployment among the unskilled -- there's another issue that splits the republican party from the time they run for the nomination and the general election. in the nomination run if you say the minimum wage does kill jorks it does kill some. you raise it to 15 bucks a an hour, wal-mart said if you do that in d.c., we're not going to open a store. eleanor: maybe then the wal-mart employees wouldn't all be on government programs. they're not playing -- paying enough. it's a subsidy to corporations. >> very quickly, i seriously think, statistics will come out. i tend to think, having worked in a restaurant, the problem is that the people, the lowest suffer. the people who are on the minimum wage, utility, what's the cost equivalency for other families. eleanor: having worked in a restaurant doesn't make you an authority. >> but it gives you personal perspective. it gives you perspective about the manager's choices about w

that's just a wasteful exercise and to hear your former guest john hickenlooper, the governor of colorado suggesthat we need to somehow change our tone or police our rhetoric because of the abilict of assuming a madma a distractions and waste. >> planned parenthood said that there's been an alarming increase in hateful rhetoric and smear campaigns against abortion for providers and patients over the last few months. what they said this is creating a toxic, poisonous environment. women have the right to have an abortion and the full range of reproductive health services. >> in your view, is that part of the reason why it happened. >> we don't know. >> first of all, there was one little sentence. one snippet. we don't really know the motivation of this madman, this murder, but we do know that there is an atmosphere out there, not just in colorado springs, but across the country where women want to have the opportunity to go to these ch a clinics. our men, too, planned parenthood is open to everyone. ? >> we have to acknowledge that the rhetoric in this country has gotten out of hand. i think that's

didn't have to listen to him or take it from him and noted that he has a successful business and suggested that johne up there. but he told me tonight that is not how he feels about john kasich and that he actually likes him. >> but he didn't say that on the stage. he said, you don't have the economic background and the success story that i have. i am rich, you are not, shut up. he really did say that tonight. that was schoolyard behavior. he told the woman to be quiet because he just felt like it. that did seem like tourette's are there was no reason for him to jump out like that. he wasn't being interrupted. why would he care about somebody else being interrupted? it and instinct. >> he doesn't like women. >> it's one interpretation. >> yeah, whatever. >> donald trump has a certain amount of aggression that he needs to get out at any one point. he didn't really want to take it out on ben carson. >> that would be dumb. >> he criticized carson from long distance over the weekend, but standing next to him he was smart enough tactically not to do any such thing because it would have backfired immediat

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been overshadowed by netanyahu's appointment of a chief spokesman who suggested that obama is anti-semitic and us secretary of state john kerry should not be taken seriously. top us officials have criticised the comments, which were posted by media adviser ron baratz before his appointment.netanyahu made no mention of baratz before when departing from ben (gu-rion) gurion airport in israel on sunday. 3 an investigation is underway after officials say students at a colorado high school swapped hundreds of naked photos of themselves. several students have been suspended.a school official says students hid the images in an application that disguises itself as a calculator or media player. jennifer kova- leski reports. 3 (**take pkg**)take_pkg(steve state security expert) "they've become extraordinaril y advanced ..."a quick search in the apple app store reveals hundreds of these private vault, secret photo apps. disguised as calculators or audio managers.(steve beaty//metro state security expert) "it is an application it does work, but there is also the dark side."a secret place, to store photos, messages or browse the int

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but it suggests how complicated the commingling of the seed of issues are. john: according to all public polling, planned parenthood is one of the most popular institutions in america. popularit is the most institution. this emboldened bold and democrats hillary clinton, and others, to side with planned parenthood. it will make it much harder and complicated for republicans, who thought they had a winning issue here, to exploit it. particularly if you look at the biographies of the victims. john: including a cup. , donald trump celebrated his thanksgiving this year with a three-course meal of campaign flops. he was going to be endorsed by black pastors. many of those pastors just but they were coming to a meeting with the donald and had no intention of endorsing him and said so. now the entrÉe. trump has been doubling down on the controversial claims that he saw "thousands of muslims in new jersey celebrating after 9/11." today, he was asked to respond to garden state governor chris christie, one of his rivals, who like virtually every credible source, said those

coalition partners for help, meeting today with secretary of state john kerry, discussing how to increase joint efforts against isis... suggesting a ceasefire in syria might be possible. kerry says: 'the level of cooperation could not be higher. we've agreed, even, to exchange more information, and i'm convinced that over the course of the next weeks, daesh will feel even greater pressure.' president obama will meet with hollande next week in washington... the white house says they'll 'consult and coordinate' on france's investigation into the terror attacks, and discuss a shared strategy to 'confront the scourge of terrorism.' hollande is also planning a trip to moscow later this month to meet with russian president vladimir putin...whose military conducted a significant number of strikes tuesday against targets in raqqa and aleppo, syria. putin says: 'it's necessary to establish a direct contact with french and to cooperate with them as with allies. the chief of the general staff and the defence minister have received instructions. it's necessary to develop a joint plan of action both in the sea and in the air.' we've also lea

don't you get 30 seconds and you get 30 seconds. 30 seconds, vitter. >> again, john bel, you are being dis-in genuine to suggest the trial lawyers are not doing your dirty work. you are living by on honor code of technicality. >> i am not suggesting anything. i am not looking at video foot null from you. have haven't hired a private investigator to go after you. the last part of the honor code is i will not tolerate those who do. you are a liar. and a cheater >> what have you said -- >> i don't tolerate that. >> if you don't agree with tlar behavior why are you tolerating and benefiting from their behavior? what we will do now is go to closing remarks. we are just about out of time for the hour debate. we thank you for your candid and energetic commentary. we will go to the closing remarks. >> this is certainly an important election. we have two candidates for governor. john bel edwards and myself who could not offer more starkly different voting records and political philosophy and therefore directions in which we would lead the state. it is pretty clear that john bel edwards wants to talk about anything but t

john: i know you worked with a group that put forward proposals, suggestions, recommendations on howdebates in the fall should be different. talk about what those recommendations are briefly and whether there is a chance those things could actually happen. ben: the recommendations all go to making the debates better -- a better experience for the voters. there are recommendations that would include a much greater use of social media, and open feed -- an open feed for everyone to use. suggestions about format, to make it a better exchange between the candidates. there are suggestions on ways to broaden the base of who can be a moderator, so there is more diversity in who the moderators are. what it is designed to do is to provide a better viewing experience for more people to get involved in the process. as to whether there is a chance of them being adopted, you know, whoever the two candidates are -- the two nominees -- will be the ones to determine the format they wish to engage in. mark: the commission on presidential debates has had a stranglehold on this process. most of the idea

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. >>> up next, john kerry tries to, well, pretend that his suggestion, the "charlie hebdo" massacre hadationale, a justification. we'll tell you how that worked out. >>> president obama compares himself to aaron rodgers, quarterback for the packers. has anyone in this administration got a grip? i take it up with red eye's joanne nosuchinsky and andy levy later in the show. stay with us. they're coming up really soon. stay with us. . lou: a few thoughts now on secretary of state kerry's misadventures abroad and his immense capacity to miscommunicate. secretary kerry spent much of his time under withering critical fire for incomprehensably foolish remarks to the staff at our embassy in paris yesterday. he said outright there was a rationale to the "charlie hebdo" terrorist attack, unlike friday's indiscriminate, as he termed them, terrorist attacks in paris. >> there was a sort of particularized focus and perhaps even a legitimacy in terms of -- not legitimacy, but a rationale that you could attach yourself to somehow and say okay, they're really angry because of this or that. lou: kerry

and the appointment of a chief spokesman who suggested obama is anti-semitic and secretary of state john kerry should not be taken seriously has not helped ease tensions. today's meeting will focus on national security matters. demanding changes in the european union, threatening to leave if they are not met. prime minister david cameron is expected to deliver a speech tomorrow outlining the request. among the changes the u.k. is asking-- safeguarding rights of countries that do not use the euro, and limiting e.u. migrants' access to welfare. cameron has already promised a u.k. public referendum on whether it should stay in the e.u. emily: topping economic headlines. regulators are expanding on-the-road emissions tests over concerns there could be more cheating. the tests come in the wake of volkswagen's admission that it installed software on more than 11 million cars to evade emissions standards. regulators in the u.s. a canada are now worried other companies could do the same for diesel cars. the average price of gasoline is going up. over the past two weeks, regular gas has inched up