. >> lindsey graham, on the verge of announcement for president.eanwhile, hands up for hands down wrong. the minister raising holy heck. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. the kurds, understand? so i'm sick of the victimizing. black people are victimized. i'm sick of it because we're living in a country now where we're giving a helping hand to anyone of all race you understand, and that's what bothers me about a lot of these artists because you want to use that propaganda for your foolishness but you've got millions of dollars that you can help the black community if you need to. >> the rebuilding has begun in ferguson. everyone hears from that other reverend who has a show on another network whose name escapes me. they're fair and balanced. i talked to them all. you hear from this guy and what he is proposing what we do about fixing up ferguson he goes there and helps out. what's that other guy who -- i mean, just me. >>> i'm kimberly gill foi, dana frein know and it's 5:00 i

>> i'm happy lindsey has decided he wants to explore it. he's smart.he's got a great american story of a young man whose parents died, raised his sister, serves in the military. there is no one in america that knows better than lindsey graham about the threats to this country and his knowledge and depth on national security are unmatched by anyone. >> do you really think lindsey graham could win the republican nomination? >> i think lindsey graham will do very well in debates in new hampshire. he will shine in the town hall meeting. >> i asked him about you but specifically whether he would run the maverick campaign like you did in 2000. here's what he had to say. >> john is a dear friend. one of the highlights of my time in politics is for him, and he -- i know he loves me dearly. we're truly friends. but he wouldn't say to anybody that i should be president if he didn't really mean it and believe it. >> i would point out that he has served his active duty in iraq and baghdad and kabul. he knows the men and women in the military. he knows what they're

analyze it. >> let's take lindsey graham out of the picture. he was mentioned in the political story. he has a very small likely hood of winning the republican primary. he can run all he wants in -- >> why is he doing it, though, before you jump him? >> it's a way of him getting the media coverage that he wants. he's been the anti-obama going go in. the peace through strength. he does fall into a hawkish area, but he's also trying to be a little more from the sense of just keeping it open, giving the president the authority he needs -- >> he doesn't want to constrain the president. >> exactly. senator cruz, the most surprising out of the bunch. >> you'd think he would jump in there. he's basically saying i don't trust president obama, i want to make sure we don't give him the authority toit what he needs to do. >> i'm going to let them speak for themselves. take the field. hawk, super hawk, curtis lemay hawk, all the way over to ron paul, dove. >> i think mercedes was largely correct in her observation. lindsey graham wants attention. wants the

his guest senator lindsey graham, republican of south carolina. >> every time a bully or an autocratic dictator gobbles up a neighbor by the force of arms all of us eventually regret it. i do believe putin could be put back in a box. >> hunt: that he will respond ultimately? >> that he will respond because benefit analysis will make him respond. he's playing poker with a pair of 2s. we have a full house. the iranians are a weak economy and weak military, they're on the wrong side of history, putin's on the wrong side of history and they're eating our lunch. >> rose: we continue with john chambers, c.e.o. of cisco systems. >> cisco systems, from when we were almost 20 years ago, we were the plumbers the people who made the internet work, and people came to cisco to say how do you use the internet to close your books, outsource manufacturing et cetera. what's exciting today is you're about to see the second generation of the internet. >> rose: we conclude with the great writer richard price, new book called "the whites." >> what i intended to do was write an utterly stripped-down totally

if it does happen, lindsey graham will be south carolina's favorite song. well that make the state loses traditional bellwether status? >> very rare for a favorite sun to run. i admit to being surprised about how serious senator graham seems to be. it's not clear what would happen to south carolina. he could certainly ruin the primary, which would have huge implications for a lot of these candidates who expect south carolina to be the big opportunity. >> again, for the few viewers that know this south carolina has been the most reliable predictor for republican nomination winners in the modern era. it would be interesting if it happens again this time. the gingrich when did a lot to take the steam out of south carolina. if they were devalued this time, it would hurt. >> it will be of the early states about. >> you have to look at florida. >> these other southern states deserve a big place. in the end, senator graham will not be a candidate. the more he is out there, the more series he is, the more likely that the primary does not have a place in the process

more on isis look at the 2016 presidential politics joined by senator lindsey graham from clemson, south carolina. senator, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> o'donnell: this is now the 7th public beheading of either a journalist or aide worker by isis. when is this going to stop? >> president has right goal to degrade and destroy isil but doesn't have the right strategy. aerial campaign will not destroy them. need boots on the ground in iraq and syria where an american component somewhere around 10,000 i think american soldiers to align with the region and go in to syria and take back territories from isil that is what will make it stop. >> o'donnell: the pentagon admitted just last week that isis still holds about 20,000 square miles in syria and iraq. that's roughly twice the size of massachusetts. there have been 2,000 airstrikes by american and coalition forces just 34 this weekend. are these airstrikes effective at all? >> they won't destroy isil they help in some regard. how do you dislodge isil from syria? iraq you hope you can get the kurds and iraqi security forces and

them to stay here with the expense of air or light or whatever i also brought a letter here from lindsey 5ur7bd and frederick their neighbors that live across the street i was hoping to read just two photographs from this letter you may consider that as well lindsey wrote in support of the proposed edition at sanchez street they've thoughtfully maintained the beauty of at street and their editions doesn't impose on the neighborhood and provide a modest amount of space. >> your time is up thank >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm live only randell street that runs perpendicular to sanchez i want to say something about my experience in the neighborhood that reflect when i think that going on here i'm the younger sister thought that gentleman one of 7 children mailing my family has been there for 42 years we live 10 in our house 3 generations i believe that takes a village and will and lowest live and you can't remember i can see i've been in james and or starbucks home they have small rooms with high ceilings i told or stash i'll speak on their b

. >> lindsey -- thank you, baby. >> i think i was so like shocked, you know?t really know exactly what was going on. >> when they basically became quote, the maidens, all ten of them, i thought it all, especially the younger five, that's what they wanted. it was something they were seeking. >> that's how they were choosing to live their life, being the first-born. >> when you're 12 and 13 years old, there is no mutual consent. i don't believe any of those girls would have had the ability or would have been respected if they said i don't want to be one of the ten maidens. i don't think they had any, any voice in the issue. >> the day my parents dropped me off was july 23rd, 2000. i thought i was only going there for the summer. they gave me a gift when i left. it was a picture that said they shall weep tears of joy and it was a small bottle they gave me. i remember them being very serious. when i got there, there was no playing for sure. it was a lot of hard work. like each hour of our day was scheduled out. >> victor was part of everything. so they sewed cloth

. >> you talk about the new phase that al shabab and others are in lindsey graham senator lindsey graham who is going to be on the program later, he says he's never been more worried about a terrorist attack here in the united states. that echoes what the attorney general told pierre thomas this summer. is that hyperbole? or are we doing enough to deal with this threat? >> look my view is this. 13 1/2 years ago when we were attacked on 9/11, we were attacked by core al qaeda through a relatively straightforward command and control structure. where they would train operatives in their camps, dispatch them send them overseas to commit attacks. we're now in a different phase, it is more complex. more decentralized. more diffuse, which involves pretty effective use of the internet, social media of print, and so, we have got to bring to this a whole of government approach, which includes countering violent extremism here at home. includes law enforcement. charging people with material support as well as the military response. the reason we're all concerned about this is because it encourages

lindsey natzic-villatoro/propie taria de " lovesong photography" 9.20 when somebody loses a child theyreque siente que esta ayudando a familias a romper el silencio y a empezar a sanar, ofreciendoles un recuerdo tangible de la existencia de sus angelitos. 10.28 a lot of people would consider that morbid and not ok and.what are you doing.this child just died.but on the flip side, they have a lot of regrets they wish they had images of those final moments with their child. cuando richard y emily se enteraron de que su bebita monroe, habia fallecido en el vientre, llamaron a lindsey para que capturara los intimos y brevisimos momentos que tendrian junto con ella antes de decirle adios. 29.47 we only take pictures of happy things but yet how does somebody get through this tragic and terrible times.without those memories. de acuerdo al dr. edgar villamarin aunque poco convencionales, estas sesiones fotograficas pueden resultar muy efectivas. dr. edgar villamarin/psicol ogo clinico y forense 15.51.30 en realidad no es tan macabro como uno lo piensa esta imagen representa para la madre y el pad

>> we're excited too. >> okay. >> reporter: for most of 11-year-old lindsey erin price's life food hasn sort of a fear. the least exposure of nuts could cause her to have a lethal reaction. >> every speck of nut, not just what she eats but the cross-contamination in the dishes pots and pans in kitsches were her cyanide. >> reporter: but that's changing. for the last eight months lindsey has received a treatment that's part of a clinical trial at stanford university led by researcher dr. carla rudeau. little by little her body is learning to not react, a process they qaa desenseciation. >> what we try to do is take away their allergies. in order to do that, you have to give someone back the same food they're allergic too. >> reporter: at the start of the treatment dr. nadeau an hergives her patients a series of immunes. several weeks later they're given a few grains. over the course of six months to a year that amount is steadily increased. >> i was nervous but the thing was i saw how tiny the nut flakes were and i literally said one, two, three. >> now lindsey can eat 60 nuts in one da

lindsey is the first grade teacher at hoffman lane elementary school. thank you for coming on.it. were you shocked that you were the only match? how did you react when you got the news? >> well, i was absolutely shocked when i found out i was the only match. i had been kind of prepared that it was going to be very hard to find a match for matthew and it was very unlikely. they described it as looking for the needle in the haystack. to get the call that i was the match, we were very excited. i also knew i had a lot to learn. gerri: you know, the pictures are just amazing. and he is adorable. it's a big responsibility to do this though, and i wonder what motivated you to say yes. >> i have two little boys of my own at home. 10-year-old and 6-year-old. they're both happy healthy, active little boys. watching matthew with that smile. you've seen the pictures. you've seen the smile on his face. he has that all day every day no matter what is going on. so to watch him with his love of life and think that i could be the one to give him the kidney and help him be healthy and active and

when president bomb accuses john mccain and lindsey graham of wanting 250,000 troops to fight isil, he is basically mischaracterizing what we're saying to hide his weakness and his incompetence. the president of the united states is disconnected from what's going on in the mideast. his strategy is failing. and if you don't admit that we're at war with radical islam they're certainly at war with us, you can't defeat these people. you have to understand what they want and what motivates them to defeat -- >> that's what the general said last week which is why i was pressing the rear admiral kirby about it. senator lindsey graham, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we have new developments in the fight between washington and jerusalem. started when the prime minister accepted an invitation to speak to congress without a green light or heads up to the white house. the administration then said it would not meet with mr. netanyahu during his visit because it was too close to the upcoming election and the president did not want to "influence the outcome." but my next guest says they may be do

elizabeth cook, kpix5. >> lindsey wildlife museum has programs for adults, kids and schools. you can check them out >>reporter: woob, i'm mark kelly -- welcome back, i'm mark kelly live in the oakland hills this morning where we just have a slight chilly breeze right now, but we saw some incredible winds overnight, sometimes topping 65 miles per hour. check out this home that we found in the oakland hills and what this tree did to it. it was a 90-foot pine. it fell right across not one but two yards there, crashing onto this home, its branches going right through the roof. the wind was strong enough here last night to not just knock over this 30,000-pound tree, but rip it completely off its roots, leaving a massive crater behind. the good news no one hurt there at all. let's go now to roberta gonzalez back in the studio, back in our weather center. roberta, you got the latest on this second dose of rain >> mark, i just love seeing you out there this morning. what a scene. good morning, everybody. this is our high definition doppler radar, some lingering showers in the santa c

senator lindsey graham a member of the armed services committee is with us.tion in iraq. it's painful to say this but the big strategic winner maybe you agree or disagree in that part of the world seems to be iran. >> without question, they are the biggest winner of what's going on. but i asked a question of the white house general counsel about the authorization to use military force. we will send them into syria. they will fight isil. they will turn on assad. he knows that assad does. if he does attack the people we train, i asked the question will we defend them from an air campaign? >> the free syrian army? >> yes. he said no. i said why? he said we don't want a backlash from iran. that says all you need to know about -- >> iran is supported by assad's regime. they are aligned with the iraqis right now, this new government. >> they are running iraq. >> it's a very disturbing situation. stand by senator. there's more coming up. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is joining us live. i take it talks are under way at this late hour where you

sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while >> the program will be continued by the remarks of our special guests. first of all the honorable mayor of san francisco. please welcome our mayor. [applause] >> thank you very much. happy luna new year everyone. [applause] it's my pleasure again to join our senator leno, our supervisors kim and scott wiener and the entire committee that has worked so hard to put on this wonderful, wonderful festival for our entire city. i just love this time of the year. the year of the ram this year is going to be about artistry, about coming together supporting each other. i want to say thank you very much to the festival volunteer community and the vietnamese community and economic development center. they have been wonderful in putting this on and now that we're revitalizing market street there is a connection of the improvements of the area an

i will talk about that with republican senator lindsey graham.vices committee, a leading voice within his party. he is standing by live. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. they are covering all the news breaking right now. >>> first let's go dana bash. she's up on capitol hill. the breaking news dana less than six hours, the department of homeland security won't have enough money to keep all of america safe. what's going on? >> reporter: what's going on is that if you look down the hall behind me that is where the house speakers' office is. he and his fellow house republican leaders are trying to figure out what plan b is is there a plan b that they can put together to avoid the department of homeland security shutting down at midnight. what happened just about an hour ago is the vote that they thought was going to pass to do a short-term three-week bill keeping the department running failed failed in part because they had 50 republicans who rebelled and said they didn't want to vote for funding the department without stopping the i

lindsey, that's what i don't get. the economic message to me, it's just so much common sense.the disconnect? >> you know, it makes perfect sense. no one is talking about the economy. this is one of the hardest things to sell to constituents. they don't want to talk about tax reform, social entitlement programs. these are difficult to sell. charles: they call third rail in politics. social entitlement stuff is. what about the fact we talked about under president obama your average gdp is under 2%. that is woeful. lower taxes. less regulations. call off the dogs on rich and successful people. encourage americans to go out and take a shot. rekindle entrepreneurship. >> you know, you sound like ronald reagan. [laughter] charles: morning in america! >> the amazing part of this. the politics is about brand and messaging. i don't know what the republicans brand and messaging is. you have a party that basically tells you that you need them or else and you're in your position because other people are rich and they're hurting you. republicans should turn that around and talk about oppor

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senator lindsey graham recently offered the most honest reason why some in washington are advocating military assistance. even though it doesn't seem likely to work, it's a way of doing something in the face of russian aggression. >> i don't know how this ends if you give them defensive capability, but i know this. i will feel better because when my nation was needed to stand up to the garbage and stand by freedom, i stood by freedom. >> the purpose of american foreign policy is not to make lindsey graham feel better it is to actually achieve american objectives on the ground. that means picking your battles and weapons carefully. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column. let's get started. ♪ >>> to understand what motivates vladimir putin, we decided to call in a man who once helped him get rich. bill browder went from being russia's largest foreign investor to being blacklisted in that country. ceo of capital management, bill browder was once supportive of president putin. that is until he was expelled from russia in 2005 after being considered a threat to

not surprising with lindsey graham.eb bush is the kind of typical republican that new hampshire would go for. this on top of boehner and mcconnell quibbling, the democrats just sitting by on the sidelines now. hillary clinton just delaying and delaying. probably well to let them fight this out. >> michael as always good to talk to you. thank you, sir. >>> a grand injury has indicted the man accused of shooting three muslim shootings last week. he faces three counts of first degree murder as well as a firearms charge. police have said it appears the shooting was motivated over a dispute over parking. >>> peace talks in senegal has stalled. the use of land mines is turning out to be a major sticking point. the government and rebels accuse each other of planting them. and neither side wants to remove them. >> reporter: too afraid to step on to his own land. charles was farming his fields when he stepped on the land mine and lost his leg. ten years after it happened he is still in shock. >> translator: i feel inferior i'm l

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lindsey sang in the choir at church.ollege graduate, who worked at a dentist's office while living at home with her parents. she helped nurse her mother through a brain tumor, an ideal daughter in a very christian family. on visiting day, her younger sister, lacey. then mom and dad come. mom is a travel agent, he's the manager of an automotive dealership. every sunday, this has become their church. >> we're thankful for this day. as a parent, you can imagine a lot of things that might happen to your child that you don't want to happen. daddy loves you. but you don't ever think about this. >> reporter: this, the life that began one day at home when lindsey's mother walked toward a laundry basket. >> she did the unthinkable. >> reporter: local coverage descended on the story of the newborn twins found there, no longer alive. the parents didn't even know their daughter was pregnant. this is a police tape of linzie lowe. >> my family are very conservative christian people. i didn't want to disappoint anybody. i was just tryi

south carolina, lindsey graham, bush, walker, huckabee and carson. in all, there were seven different republican candidates who got double digits from the reports we saw there. interestingly enough if you sort of give their standings and do a points system, here is the four leaders in total. jeb bush and scott walker got double digit support in all three states. huckabee and paul. you could argue that might end up being the final four. in the democratic side hillary clinton leads the pack and she leads big. 68 69 65%. she's going away the democratic field. let me bring you to the desk. kathleen parker, those four, one thing i grabbed from this, there is no one front-runner but i think we know what the top tier is. the top tier is bush and walker. >> absolutely. i was actually surprised to see jeb bush doing as well as he is. he's starting from scratch there. the thing that i think is interesting is huckabee's place in that top four because i don't know how long that will hold. because one thing i heard from social conservatives is their going to foll

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i'm not entirely satisfied with what i heard from lindsey graham.t we, too, are acting through faith. what faith would it be? i don't want to call it a religious war that we're involved with but i think trarns transparency would be required. >> karen, you support the president's position right? >> i do. i understand where he comes from. we had a group of religious leaders yesterday talking about their concerns about their depiction of muslims and the islamic state in this context. and, you know kareem abdul jabbar said it the best. that he is to people that are muslims, what we see what terrorists are doing, it's not just a perversion they don't recognize it as their religion. when what they are doing, they are terrorists right, they are extremists and terrorists and i think what we do when we do that we create a wedge between those muslims and followers of islam who are peace loving want to be a part of the communities where they live but feel that there's sort of this blanket, i think, put over the whole religion even though people are trying to s

there is all of these people lindsey graham lindsey murphy. >> there is bipartisan support. >> why should we be arming the ukrainian army. >> we should be giving them defensive support. a lot of the casualties 70% are coming from rocket fired missile fire. 15 new tanks came in missile launcher systems and missiles. if we gave them early radar protection for these we could be saving a lot of lives and we're not doing that. what we could also do is give basic supplies to the ukrainian military which we haven't done. even though president obama speaks that he has given them things, that is radios water purification kits and maybe 4,000 blankets. >> is it a negotiated political cease fire? is a military victory possible? say we give them weapons and putin provides more weapons -- >> thank you for admitting the obvious. you can't trust any deal that the russians make. they could not acknowledge in the deal they have their own foreign soldiers. so, in terms of what is going on, the fighting will continue. what we need to do is acknowledge that we need to be helping these people for the sole rea

>> reporter: lindsey painter -- >> i see a teacher looking at me. it is mind glowing.e coordinator of the hospital called me on christmas eve to tell me i was a match. >> reporter: several weeks of testing later -- >> looking at us. >> reporter: doctors confirmed she would donate her kidney a decision she did not take lightly. >> i have a 10-year-old and 6-year-old at home and i can't imagine having a child with what matt is going through. >> reporter: his dialysis keeps him alive. yet, that 1,000 watt smile never leaves his face. >> once he found out that he was going to be getting a transplant he's been so giddy every day. he's so excited. >> reporter: it's a bond that will connect students and teachers for the rest of their lives. >> it will be a story to tell when he gets older. . >> she's just a giving person and i think it's a miracle. >> and lindsey painter joins us now from texas. this is such an incredible story. i guess right now, is everything on track for this transplant operation? >> yes, everything is on track, and we're just hoping it stays that way. we

. >> do you sue lindsey graham who said we need boots othe grounds and agrees with generals that recommended 10,000 american soldiers on the ground, eradicating this isis threat. john mccain said something similar. what do you say? >> we don't need an occupation whatsoever. we have army rangers navy seals, special forces, delta forces. we have these special operations units capable of being able to do a night operation. they show up at night leave before the morning, take out a high-value target. they can get intelligence. so a lot of people may be thinking of that large conventional fight from the past. but this is unconventional battlefield and we have the resources to bring the fight and win. >> congressman, don't mean too switch gears. there is a protest going on behind you or below you? >> i appreciate you saying that. i'm trying my best not to turn around but there is something going on behind me. >> code pink or something. we'll see. you were cool as could be. thank you congressman. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> do you think it's a big deal this guy never finished college? got cl

sharks and much, much more and on sunday it's in the park swing distance to the golden gate park lindsey in the park office a free lesson they're short and easy and fun from 10 to 2:00 p.m. that's the weekly buzz for more information visit sfgov.org and while >> ladies and gentlemen the chair has called the meeting to order please rise for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all thank you madam president i'd like to take roll. >> please do inspector. >> commissioner maufas commissioner turman sxhaish ask in route commissioner johnson's is in route and commissioner fung commissioner mondejar madam president you have a quorum also is the chief of police gregory. >> welcome everyone to the police commission meeting this is a special meeting we're having as part of our redrawing of the police district lines so as many of you know it's required the police department at least every 10 years realongside 9 lines and what makes northern northern and southern southern and make sure these make sense with t

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you mentioned lindsey graham, robert, no surprise he's leading in the home state.t is he to bush winning in the greater south and in terms of history, the winner of south carolina doesn't that person usually win the nomination? >> that's true historically but to go to governor dean's point, jeb bush is a different type of republican, not only is he comfortable in his own skin but he has bon fid kreds as a true conservative. he's from florida. he's a bit of an enigma because he's running as his own type of republicans and republicans are so desperate and interest in coalescing around one candidate as positive ezed to the circus four years ago. i'm not sure any candidate, huckabee or lindsey graham or scott walker or chris christie could catch up. >> i'll have you back and we'll talk about the dems i promise you'll be back. stay safe in this weather. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it is part of television for 40 years now, how has it lasted when so many other shows have come and gone? an answer to that question next. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup t

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