kier goes in the hospital. kier has sickle cell. and so i'm a patient, too, and it is my hope to one day that we eradicate this disease from the face of the earth. that is really my true hope. that's why i named it kier's hope. and we're an organization that is about raising awareness, helping families, and raising money for research. those are the things that we desperately need in the sickle cell community. >> it is such a pleasure to meet you, kier "junior" spates. >> well, thank you. >> best of luck with everything. the foundation, kiershope.org. >> yes. >> folks can go on that website, donate money, and find out more about the work you do. >> yes, they can. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> still ahead on "here and now"... the misconceptions that prevent african-americans from taking advantage of the life-extending >> despite evidence that hospice care can greatly extend and save lives, studies show that few african-americans and latinos take advantage of it. but the family of 92-year-old hanna

. >> and kier, let's take a closer look at that concert hall inside paris, an american band was on stage when the gunmen stormed in. tonight the toll at this popular music venue is much, much higher. here's anne thompson. >> reporter: inside the vatican concert hall, what one police official says the carnage, the intimate club with room for 1,000 patrons turned into a shooting gallery by terrorists, at least 100 people killed. along with gun fire, police say there were explosives. the six man group from palm these sort desert, california was in the middle of a european tour. the band's face book page are saying they're currently trying to the determine the whereabouts of the band and crewing. police stormed the concert hall to free the hostages, automatic gun fire. french tv reports four attackers are dead and three blew themselves up with -- france will bring to the fight against terrorism and will be without pity. now as the attacks happened, tonight u-2 was rehearting for tomorrow's night's concert on hbo. the rehearsal was stopped and the entire band and crew were taken back to the t

north scott moved the ball well in the first half...but could never finish off drives....here kier brown coughs up the ball a..nd todd gusta is johnny on the spot for kennedy.... ensuing drive for the cougars.....draille again...this time from 5 yards out to make it 14-0. move to the 2nd quarter....and if it ain't broke don't fix it.....draille another short touchdown run. and just when you start to load the box to stop draille....nick duehr goes play action pass and finds the big man....shawn beyer from 22 yards out to give kennedy a 28-7 lead heading into the break. the third quarter the cougs got a little tricky....you're flowing hard one way to stop draille and the reverse it on you to beyer. beyer gets deep into lancer territory and.....who else....but draille would finish that drive off too.....his fourth of the game....the cougars cruise to the quarterfinals 49-7. head coach brian white on his senior workhorse running back. west branch ranked second in class 1a hosted pella christian tonight mark carlson has undefeated west branch got off to a fast start, scoring on the opening dr

she was always smiling, having a good time. >> reporter: then there's kiere stewart, a father of two, war veteran. his family says he died trying to save lives on friday. one family member telling me they're absolutely devastated. three lives lost, all three were parents. now three families waiting for the suspect to to appear many court later today. jenna in. jenna: certainly think about those families today, will. thank you very much. jon: well, did the thanksgiving recess give lawmakers the fuel they need to make decisions to try to avoid a government shutdown? we're live in washington with an update on that. >>> and donald trump and the media. as the presidential candidate demands pinpoint accuracy from reporters who cover his campaign. why does the fur be always fly when they challenge the accuracy of what he says? our media panel weighs in. >> this didn't happen in new jersey. there were plenty of reports, and you're -- >> it did happen in new jersey. chuck, it did happen in new jersey. >> you're running for president of the united states. your words matter. want bladder leak un

one of the attack kiers may have managed to sneak into france under false identity. thank you for joining us as the death toll continues to climb american citizen is among the victims. cbs news correspond is in paris with knew developments tonight. >> reporter: across paris more than first with candles comforted each o one day after city was terrorized. >> people. >> reporter: the tour was dark n events across the city canceled including a sold out concert. members of the band paid respect saturday night. one of the victims is an american. 23 year old cool state student nohemi gonzales and she will be extraordinarily profoundly missed. cbs news learned the fbi will send a handful of agents to paris at this point the french government has not asked foreign investigative assistance. 3 teams of terrorists carried out attacks first near france national stadium from french president france france evacuated after a suicide bomb mer blew himself up. minutes later another group cafes the gun a hundred bullets some of them went right through these front windows. another team

clicks while german business leaders are willing to pull their weight, they are also kier -- >> while german leaders are willing to pull their weight, they are also key to stress that you cannot bypass qualifications and language skills. the needs of the german labor department cannot be designed according to one's wishes. the aim is to integrate as many refugees as possible into the labor market, the faster, the better. but for many people arriving in germany, the jobs market is still far out of reach. many asylum seekers hope taking classes will help them find work once their cases have been processed. ben: google cofounder larry page has spoken out about his new parent company, alphabet. he described the new company as similar to a venture capital firm. he also jokes that he read three books about naming things before settling for alphabet. he also touched on his designs to do more business in china. you and experts -- united nations experts more and there is -- warn there is worse to come from climate issues to conflicts in the middle east. clicks these people are desperately wait

kier stewart and then jennifer originally from hawaii.uthorities has announced the police officer. >> reporter: a law enforcement says the suspect is 57-year-old robert dear made a reference to quote baby parts. that is fueling the notion of the anti-abortion views were behind the attack. as for the suspect's back ground, a portrait is emerging he was a loner and before leaving in colorado, he lived in north carolina. in terms of a criminal background, we know he had some brushes with law enforcement, but never convicted. in 1997, his wife at the time, accused him of domestic assault. he was never charged. because there is no criminal violent past associated with the suspect, that why the mayor in this town say it is hard for law enforcement to keep tabs on someone like him. >> we had examples of this in the past. this guy is set up to be a ted kaczynski character. not quite the loner, but it is very difficult for law enforcement to deal with individuals like this who don't commit serious crimes and get themselves on the radar that way. u

including jennifer, a mother of two seen here on facebook. 22-year-old kier stewart was a war veteran and believes behind two girls. >> what -- military instinct. >> what does that tell you about him? >> that's the big brother i know. >> reporter: the 44-year-old father of two was once a champion junior ice skater who changed with u.s. olympian nancy carrigan. >> always putting someone else first. >> reporter: as family and friends remember them in vigils and church services, detectives continue looking for answers. an apparent loaner, dear lived this colorado mobile home. some of the victims' family say they've already forgiven robert dear. they just want to know the officer's funeral will be held friday. >>> the largest group of world leaders ever to meet about climate change is gathered right now in paris. with that city terror top of mind. >> we salute the people of paris for insisting this crucial conference go on. an act of defiance that proves nothing will deter us from building the future we want for our children. >> president also met with china's president and said the coope

and kier stuart, a decorated army veteran surviving war only to be killed by a crazed gunman near a stripall in colorado. stuart also leaving behind two children. cnn's dan simon joining me live from colorado springs. dan, what happened today when the suspect appeared in court? >> well hey, jake. this was a relatively short court appearance, routine as these things go. routine except for the suspect and of course the heinous crime. the suspect 57-year-old robert dear was charged with first-degree murder. he was appointed a public defender. he was advised of his rights in the process going forward. he looked to be perfectly honest hi looked to be somewhat out of it. he was slowly blinking his eyes almost sedated in a way. he was also wearing a protective vest. but keep in mind this was a video feed, so he's here at the detention center. so he wouldn't have access -- or the public wouldn't have any access to him. dear of course is accused of killing three people and wounding nine others. >> there are three people hiding in the bathroom at planned parenthood where they think they hear a susp

we start with some really fascinating video of pro see kier, ian macintosh. in what is one of the most terrifying crashes ever. it's all mic'd up. i hate to laugh. he dropped down into a deep, deep hole there, that was farther than he expected. 1,600 feet. once he thought he had regained his footing. >> like a human snowball there. kept going. he cartwheeled all 1,600 feet in under a minute. >> that's scary. glad to hear he's okay. >> he's like, i'm okay. i'm okay. >> yeah. >>> the second thing, can you imagine. breweries. apparently in belgium. it's climbed change to be exact. and look at this, in belgium. this is at cantillon brewery. and in belgium, they've cut the brewing season for their famous beers because of warm temperatures. and they're known for making somewhat sour beers. >> yeah. >> they decided one month, probably two months, if the global warming the way it continues. and this area doesn't want to use artificial refrigeration, they stopped the brewing process altogether. sad news for beer. >> climate change is real, people. >>> groupon came out

good day, kier. >> brian, good day to you.anted man in europe. his family live in this very square. the question is where is he now? we now know from the belgium federal sources he was driven, they believe, by two people in a car. they drove from here to paris. for the last few days they've been searching for hichlt yesterday they closed off a street. police went from house-to-house. there were snipers on the roof. some witnesses heard gunfire. but they did not find him. and so now the question is whether he is here or whether he is further afield. at the same time, the man they're describing as the linchpin of this whole operation, now in syria with isis. he came from this area, too. we're beginning to get a picture of this group. some of them, of course, now have died in that attack including ibrahim who we've been speaking, to

one of the attack kiers may have managed to sneak into france under false identity.th toll continueso climb american citizen is among the victims. cbs news correspond is in paris with knew developments tonight. >> reporter: across paris more than first with candles comforted each o one day after city was terrorized. >> people. >> reporter: the tour was dark n events across the city canceled including a sold out concert. members of the band paid respect saturday night. one of the victims is an american.

. >> you're talking about the checked luggage, yeah, kier?orry. >> reporter: that's right. >> you're using the british term, the checked luggage that goes under the plane? >> reporter: correct. exactly. the checked luggage. the luggage that people check into a flight, don't carry with them. you'll only be allowed to bring their carry on luggage with them on the flight. at the same time, the british making clear that this was a bomb, this is what the british prime minister had to say a little earlier today. >> look, we cannot be certain that the russian airliner was brought down by a terrorist bonl, but it looks increasingly likely that that was the case. i act on the intelligence. >> reporter: at the same time now we've seen the diplomatic tectonic plates rubbing together. let me list for you the different things that have been said. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee saying that he thinks the british have gone out on a limb saying just because one anonymous source gives you a piece of intelligence, it doesn't mean you've naile

somewhat less than that, but again, i highlighted the ballistic missile defense ships, the kier-sargearg just left through the mediterranean. we're supporting each of the combatant commanders as required and we're meeting their needs. we're also mobile. those forces can shift as required depending on when and where the crisis might be. so again, many instances from a navy perspective deployed, and an idea that i was going to go to one place and ended up in another. it's one of the benefits the navy provides. while we are not tied to bases, we don't need access stranded by any nation. we bring our own logistics. we can come and go and operate anywhere we need to, to support the tasking. >> as you say, what a navy does. the united states navy of course over the past decade has roger'd up for all sorts of stuff that it didn't intend to and has carried that out. you've got a new -- you're executing a new optimized fleet response plan that is trying to synchronize all the various bits that need to happen to get a fully functional, powerful navy out there. what are the challenges that you f