a run-off f lections. now the two are meeting as members of the same team. crews says this is how he would prefer to spend the next two months. and you get negative campaigns. sometimes i don't that, so i said well i was already going to retire soon so lets do it this year." hartman "city hall has been home to mayor crews for 30 years. his focus now, to make the transition smooth ffm him to mmor elect jim brown. "we talked about meeting at least once a week and talk about what the budget and goals and there is a 2025 plan that's in the process right now. so i'm going to try and transition. say here are the key things i thinknkwill be good foo you to consider." brown "it is humbling, i think. as i might read through the lines, he is entrusting me to continue what he has established the last 40 years of involvement, 30 years as mayor. that's humbling because i love the city we live in asswell. when asked if things would have been different had crews pulled out of the race before tuesday leaving brown and candidate dave halterman alone in race - - brown "i don'

we have already seen, there has there are regional .lections in december they will not delay them. not just in france, but in other countries. yes, you look at how they could've had attacks like this, and without it -- without any advanced awareness, that is greatly disturbing. the broad question we have to ask is what does the european union look like? what does it stand for? what kind of governments or they can have -- are they going to have? how democratic are they? alix: ian bremmer. by the way, back in january of 2015, when he published his top list for 2015, he listed the politics of europe as the number one risk facing the globe. i turned a mark crumpton who has the headlines in a recap of everything that's happened up to this point. mark: we like to update our audience around the world and on bloomberg radio. france is mobilizing 1500 soldiers to patrol paris in the wake of the deadliest wave of violence in modern french history. paris is one of the tourist capitals of the world. tonight, it was the scene of carnage and chaos, the deadliest attacks taking place at the batac

. >> facing charges of assault, manslaughter, reckless endangerment, the jury lection has begun over the trials of six men, six police officers. >> and it was a big mistake, says vladimir putin. he is sian leader saying standing strong there. turkey refuse toss apologize. >> well, here in paris the skies have been buzzing with helicopters this monday, while many streets have been closed off to allow motorcades to speed through. more than 140 heads of state and government are now in town for the cop21 summit. it is the much-anticipated united nations conference aiming to find a legally binding agreement on cushing claimant change. it is billed as the last chance for the world to halt global warming before it reaches unstoppable levels. we look at key moments from the first day. >> scores of security personnel deployed gems this is venue following extremist attacks opt franchise capital earlier this month. leaders from 150 nations trickled into le bourget north of paris. ong them, the u.s. president barack obama, his israeli counterpart benjamin netanyahu, and others. before making his

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senior matthew byrd says the lection of presididt bruce harreld and the process to get him there has put a damper on his last year at the university of iowa. iowa.15:47:28 its put a real bitter taste in my mouth. protestors say the appointment of president harreld was unfair to other candidates and did d t reflect the opinions of the university community. community. we're going to protest. we're going to make a lot of noise and we're just going to let mr. harreld and the board of regents know that there's a gnificant portion, in fact marity of the that is incredibly upset.they say that makes the new president and the board of regents incapable of being stewards of iowa's public education...and are asking them to resign. resign.15:40:16 iowans defending our universities was created out of this presidential fiasco and we are standing for integrity and honesty.protestors say an@ illegitite search produced an illegitimate president.the e board of regents s ys they are satisfied with the process and look forward to working with president harreld. harreld. the group has every right to asse

. ♪ john: tomorrow is going to be another exciting day after an .lection let's go live to our 24-hourrecast center where alex trowbridge is standing by. where is all the action tomorrow? alex: we are talking about sin city, specifically the wisconsin city of milwaukee where republican candidates are going to be crashing for the debate. take a look at this confluence. in the east, it's kristy, huckabee, carson. in the midwest, we've got rand, rubio, bush, santorum, and trump, all humming together for the brouhaha in brew town. it's an exciting phenomenon we see a lot of every four years. linton will be staying far away from the rumble, over in derry, new hampshire talking with veterans. that's it for me. we have got you covered. back to you. john: that guy is getting a little less weird. you are going to milwaukee tomorrow. i am not. what are you going to be looking for? mark: the foxbusiness moderators have said they are going to focus on business, finance, economy, and it's going to be fascinating to see -- the answers are longer. the rebuttals are longer. it's going to be interestin

clear, kissinger communicated his analysis the administration was looking for a break ahead of the lectionut next and are ready knew that. indeed it was more or less an open secret. i find the idea that this was a dirty trick, that then got kissinger the job of national security adviser which is the way the story ends is simply unsubstantiated by any documentation that has survived. a memorandum has been destroyed that could be true, i find it implausible sense so much that kissinger did the year before when he actively was involved in trying to find the way to the ward, document by him, they kept really careful paperwork of all these initiatives toward the north vietnamese. there's nothing to indicate this was going on. except for a few subsequent interviews. most important which nixon national security advisor is just full of sour grapes. they were excluded by the ministration, i think think the story is icn is a great story. maybe wonder what the truth is but it's not something you can document. it is not same to stand up to serious scholarly scrutiny. >> host: nixon writes an rn during

especially after the 2011 .lections there has been a mass reversal of the secularizing reforms in the late 1990's, after the military intervention of 1997. rebuilding of a directly religious school system, run very much under the supervision of the foundation that runs the erdogan family. in this process we see the transformation of regular we see a system that tries to push them into the schools from the regular school system. the second is the role of the state directorate of religious affairs. it existed control religion. and it was built for controlling religion. it is being used to propagate islaminstream form of that is the majority in turkey. population. of the states yoular actually have a director of religious affairs that only promotes one form of religion in islam. and has grown tremendously in size but also in the public profile. 512 -- on one 800 1-800-fatwa line that you can call. they are all issues that they have weighed in on. that doesn't carry any legal but has a strong influence over society. there has been a massive expansion under the akp whereas they used to be

thing to win the nomination against a 74-year-old socialist and another about winning the general lectione only person to win for democrats over the last eight years has been barack obama. the rest has been a disaster. and she failed mizerbly whether going for the nomination earlier. >> would you hire somebody that you didn't trust? you know, that you didn't trust at all? >> take a look at mainstream media though. after her appearance before benghazi, the committee, the mainstream media said she completed best ten days of her campaign. she's through the woods and going to be fine. >> you look at that number. it's like how do you get elected when three quarters of the country doesn't trust you? or two-thirds. >> and on the debate, there is news. it's not going to be ten people on the stage. somebody could be dropping down off the main stage is governor chris christie depending on the last poll that fox chooses to use in the calculus. >> bobby jindal may be lost off the second tier. >> man. things are thing out. meanwhile, we have a fox news alert. a u.s. official confirms a bomb likely too

and this is a ballot, and the 4 lection, those things that are circled in red are muslim candidates runnings is focused on where muslims are in critical mass and we are looking to acquire a list of non -- muslims who are nonmuslims, who are citizens but not registered to vote yet, and then boots on the ground, you have to hire people, you can't have everybody do it on a volunteer basis like i do. this is a map of what the presidential election looks like. the democrats have 237 electoral votes, and then the republicans 206. and texas is a large red state for the republicans, but there are other states like florida i and others that have -- and ohio, we have -- and virginia, we have muslims that can have an impact on the upcoming election. this is a map of the fourth largest county in the united states, and in there are whites, and muslims there, and look how the map changed over the last 30 years. this is what it looks like now. this is where if you focus on areas where muslim concentrations, we can have a look like in houston and that's our strategy. we have moved from voting two to one fo