there's a lot of third party logistics. alibaba has its own logistics company.the portion that i think will continue to need evolution and evolvement from all baub wra and many of the e-commerce players in the u.s. and in china. >> haney, i just wanted get your third take-away. you mentioned mobile take rate and the number of transactions growing faster than overall revenue. what was the third take-away you had from singles day? >> i think this is probably the most important part. >> what i am excited about, actually, is the other way around. taking some of the chinese local brands and helping them bringing international. i think alibaba can do a better job with some of its localization efforts in each international country to help bring those brands, and there's a lot of great products. >> they're really hard to get in the u.s. alibaba and some of the things they're working on for international expansion can bring some of these products to the u.s. >> before we let you go, another big story making headlines, and that is daily fand fantasy. new york's attorney g

so that's from eating all the troops, logistics if you get hurt, sleeping, everything. so you could be an overhead. we had one in colorado and every do everything that has a list that shows us every base and for every jumper is that on these missions, little acronyms. so right now we have jumpers in washington. there's some in california doing all these different overhead stuff. so that are out there. remember, there's only 400 some left so you can't take them all in with them on a big fire because sometimes there's 5000 folks are more. one more question? no. ready for the test? its 100 questions and it is multiple choice. [applause] >> thanks, folks. >> is there a nonfiction author or a book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail, booktv@c-span.org. tweet us at the booktv or post a comment on our wall, facebook.com/booktv. >> until 7 p.m. there were several reasons why i went to the forefront of speech. i promise to do everything i could to oppose what i believed was a very bad tax agreement between president barack obama and republican leadership. and

this logistics was used to buy three coordinated commanders, the tw the investigations have shown that three vehicles, arrived almost as a convoy from belgium in the parisian region at 12 minutes distance from each other last friday. they were hired or rented from a belgium company by the brothers and driven by ibrahim. at this stage it would appear that the vehicle parked outside of the bataclan was used by the commander just before they rushed into the entertainment venue. th anothervenue. thinwe have video equipment discovered at the cafe, and it has allowed us to uncover three weapons also discovered, as well as three knives. another car was parked and arrived on the 13th of november in the evening through th at 21:56. they also used the golf vehicle and on the occasion of a simple check on the roads an individual driving car. and one suspect was not involved in the attack as it would appear. and it was--although he was not in our belgium police managed to apprehend him and he was questioned by a belgium judge. there are other individuals who arrived on the 13th, and after the vehi

but there are logistical issues. italy investigative journalism is not a crime. >> this is a very serious step that they have taken in violation what we believe in the west to be a violation of press freedoms, press privileges. >> the va vatican has declared december as the beginning of a holy year of mercy. but with this trial they risk looking rather unmerciful when their own dirty laundry is aired in public. >> people living in the annexed region of crimea has been relying on hand outside after being without an energy source in three days. power lines were blown up over the weekend. >> there were many requests for aided. >> russia annexed crimea from ukraine last year. so people here now have to rely on the russian government. the situation is hard but i want to aa big thank you for those who came over and are saving us. they're organizing things very well. >> we clearly understand that any territory without electricity is at risk without humanitarian issues. let's say a crisis. that's why we've already talked abo

one of the other people involved if logistics is still at large.tly rented one of the vehicles it was a implicated. what do we know about the manhunt for him. they also identified or found a third body inside that apartment in sontene where a ring leader was killed. what do you know about that could be as the police and security forces are trying to piece together who was involved and how. >> exactly. we know recently abdelhamid abaaoud has been the ring leader. in addition to abdelhamid abaaoud, his cousin killed in the attack, there was a third man who was killed in the raid. now we don't know exactly who that man is. the scene was carnage that it's quite difficult to identify who was there. but this is what police are focused on. they are also focused on the manhunt for salah abdeslam. there are a lot of questions about what salah abdeslam's role was, exactly. for example, he rented the car. one of the cars. he also rented the safehouse they were staying at before the attacks. and the car that he rented was found -- that area was hit by the atta

of the products sold today, you need logistics systems. digital problems, you don't need logistics. we have the payment, the audience. we have the largest entertainment company in china. reach more than 150 million people. a lot of people are spending five hours without not buying anything, so they are having fun. we can improve on that. emily: some would say jd has more advantage in the countryside because they have an advantage on the last mile. jack: the question is if they can win the countryside. will create more than half a billion packages on our site. than day in china, more -- million -- sorry emily: it is ok, the exact number does not matter. jack: we create 80% of them. in 10 years, we believe every day china will have 300 million packages every day. that means china will need 10 million people delivering. even if you hire one million people to deliver, that is only 10%. i don't think we can manage a company with 10 million delivery guys on the street. a lot of car accidents. to manage 10 million people delivering things, managi

it was the logistics were worked out. it was planned in belgium and then it was actuated, it was performed here in paris with the help of french, with the help of belgians and with the help apparently if you believe at least one passport of syrians themselves. it was an international terror operation brought a whole nation to its knees and now to a fighting stance and right now we could see the culmination of hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of raids which we've seen the french security forces be involved in for the past three nights. this could be quite a climatic moment or it could be a false alarm again but certainly the hope is that the man behind it, these attacks could be about three blocks from where i'm standing right now. >> great, we thank you for your reporting and as you were talking i noted that there was a white sheet being pulled up about three blocks away from you. we're going to go to amy kellogg and find what that was about. we see white sheets we know something perhaps is going on. looks like they're

chest was set to receive his new sentence today, but due to a logistical error the court rescheduled the sentencinn for next week. two iowa men accused of threatening violence at the world pokemon championships are now being held on 150-thousand dollars bail. stumbo of boone were in cocort on weapps charges in maryland today. this is video from august. prosecutors say they made threats against the tournament on social media. police found a 12 gauge shotgun, a-r-15 rifle and nearly 300 rounds of ammunition in their car when they tried to register. if you live in belle plaine, we have a warning for you tonight. the city has issued a boil advisory for your drinking water. it's because a chlorine line ruptured at the well field. the city hopes to fix the problem yet sometime today. but until then, belle plaine you are under a boil order. we've seen nother beautiful day before tomorrow's chance for storms. what does this mean for tonight's forecast joe? clouds increase as an area of low pressure strengthens. scattered showers are possible in the morning, but the best threat for precipitat

from logistics to national media coverage to the campaigns trying to have their say there are a lot of variables that go into planning such an event. joining me to talk about that is president and general manager of kcci, brian sather and kcci news director, dave busiek. how did this all come about ? >> our mission was we wanted to have a debate on the part of cbs and we started the conversation and last night i said, this snowball started and all of a sudden here we are, we have this giant snowball rolling downhill. stacey: do you feel like you are in the line of fire? >> no, this is a great place to be. we wanted to do this, because we think this is what we should be about, we want to lead in this area and lead with political coverage. and nothing is more important than figuring out who the next president will be. stacey: this isn't the first debate you've been involved with. how does a national event compare to say last years senate debate between joni ernst and bruce braley? >> we did for debates last year -- 4 debates last year, and from working with the campaign, getting the set

the other supplied logistical support. isis warned? a video released yesterday that it planned to strike in washington, d.c. overnight, france watched another launch of airstrikes in syria. jonathan bigliotti is in washington. >> reporter: they will work to devise a defense plan against isis. kerry's arrival comes one day after the president, president obama addressed the g-20 summit saying how important it is now for the world to stand together to counteract isis. with the u.s. embassy if paris lit up in the colors of the french flag, secretary of state john kerry pledged to stand by france and honor the lives of dozens of victims killed if last week's terrorist attacks. >> we don't have the power to bring them back. so we must do instead what is within our power. and that begins with the sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere. >> kerry's visit comes as france intensified attacks against isis militants responsible for the carnage. overnight the french military reportedly dropped more than a dozen bombs on t

the others spblt suspected of providing logistical support t. paris attacks heeded opposition to president obama's plan to resettle immigrants in this country. more than 20 governors say they some lawmakers want to hold up a bill to fund the federal government unless the plan is withdrawn. >>> a new report by the u.s. house homeland security committee shows more than 250 americans have joined or attempted to join isis. win in four recruits are from minnesota. why the area is brown for potential members. >> reporter: they own a safari restaurant in minneapolis. they are among the estimated 70,000 somali americans living in minnesota. >> we came here to join family members. >> reporter: refugees began arriving from somalia in the 1990s, fleeing civil war. minnesota provided good educational and economic opportunities. but between 2006 and 2011 as the unrest continued in east affect, more than two dozen young somalis were pulled back by the terror group el shabab to join the fighting. somali, do people assume have you ties to terrorism? >> we have

the republican national convention will handle logistics. they will handle whether candidates will get equal speaking time. among the points where no agreement was reached, cnn source says lower polling candidates want two debates split between candidates. then the bush campaign wants telemundo restored as a co- sponsor and the trump campaign said it would boycott the debate if that happens. ben ginsburg says handling the negotiations has left the campaigns out of the information flow. >> campaigns themselves were not talking to the debate sponsors. the information flow has not been nearly what it has been in past years. campaigns have been able and should be able to get information about the details of the debate sooner than they have so far this cycle. if you have that transparency and accountability, you can talk to the sponsors about formats and opening and closing statements and if you put up graphics on the screen and moderators and types of questions. >> and for more on the campaign efforts to set the terms for future debates. let's g

and finally there was third housing see it looks like a huge logistic put in place.it was an operational commando striking on three points. we have been able to identify five terrorist. one was dead. and the other was not identified. the investigation is ongoing. and the investigation is trying to determine the component of the three commandos. now, i am going back to the reds this morning. a number of investigation have been undertaken and we could identify, we could identify a building. it could be on the third flow that he was hiding. >> we went to this apartment. after recovering a testimony saying that he was in france. a baoutside is a suspect. and it could be the instigator of a number of terrorist attacks for the accounts or on the islamic state. the testimony received november 16th. and taken with a lot of seriousness. this testimony is a number of bank verification and at 4:20 this morning. has been led by the the law enforcements. i would like to salute their dedication and professionalism. and in four days. five police officers were injured. it was a diff

when you bear in mind the logistics that must have been involved in organising it, the three vehicles rented from belgium, there was a belgian connection here and the rest have been taking place in bruise els, the fact that there were three separate-- brussels. there's a different targets that were attacked as well. the suicide bombers at the stadium, the stade de france, the team in the vehicle that were driving through a very busy, lively restaurant district of the 11th and 10th districts of paris, just basically firing blindly on to restaurants in that area, killing a large number of people, and, of course, that third team that went into the bataclan concert hall appeared held people hostage and killed around 80 people before that situation was broken up by special forces. when you bear in mind the level of coordination that must have been involved in that, and the planning and the people involved, the financing and logistics, people are entitled to ask how it could be that it happened. the people are entitled to ask how it could be that how all this could be going on without the s

and also he will be assisting in other logistical ways with air to air refuelling and also of course continuing air strikes in iraq. he also referred to the issue of intelligence sharing and the cross-border security situation, but he said that it would seem that there is more information coming from outside the e.u. than from what they can share with each other. that's intelligence. now, that's a pretty extraordinary thing to say and it's no secret that the french are really, really annoyed that some e.u. states have not passed intelligence on to them and they can't work out where key figures were in the run-up to the french attacks. i mean, of course, they must be looking now at the situation in belgium where there is good intelligence sharing, it would seem, and i'm sure the french people are thinking if only we had had some sort of warning that some sort of awful attack of the sort that was seen was on the way >>> of course, the first of many meetings that we will be seeing this week between top leaders discussing their response to this attack. >> reporter: very much so. the fren

and the company acquired on australian based logistics firm in may. >>> the emissions scandal involving volkswagen is widening of the carbon dioxide data was falsified on 100,000 gasoline powered cars. officials earlier admitting cheating on emission tests for carbon deoxide and nitrogen oxides. falsified results from 800,000 cars made by volkswagen. the transport minister is now saying 98,000 of them were gasoline powered. the engines are reportedly 1.4 liter models sold under the volkswagen and audi brands. they offer tax breaks for environmentally friendly vehicles that ee met low levels of carbon dioxide. they have to pay extra tax retroactive to the purchase date. he says he will study ways of makesing volkswagen and not the owners shoulder the extra cost and cite the costs to the company of $2.2 billion. the disclosures have sent a shock wave to european stock markets. volkswagen share prices temporarily plunged more than 10% in trading on wednesday. >>> let's check in on the markets here in tokyo. share prices are trading higher this morning. bucking an overnight slump on wall st

all of this while the hunt is on for the logistics man behind friday's attack. the panic is real in paris. a loud noise sent people running in terror from a memorial to friday's victim. french officials say three teams of terts launched accord faith inned attacks on soccer games and a concert hall. the massacre was well-organized and sophisticated, making use of dark apps. >> these guys are communicating via the encrypted apps. >> reporter: the attack may have involved dozens of terrorists, at least seven of them are dead, including three french citizens. a number of suspects were detained in belgium and a man shunt under way right now to find the only surviving shooter. he was born in belgium and believed to have run logistics for the attackers and rented win of the cars they used which was towed away near the nightclub for testing. in retaliation, french warplanes began hitting isis targets on sunday. among the victims is at least one american, a 23-year-old california college student studying abroad. resident was critically we will hear from his family minute

now, we need to talk about the logistics. it's a difficult challenge. it's a challenge may be for a generation. there are no easy solutions. we have to discuss it. we are a democracy. there are ways to discuss it, different ways, but we have this debate. we are to democracy. it's normal. sarah: what you think we will see on thursday, and will it be enough? >> i think we will see a compromise. we will muddle through, so to speak. two steps forward, one step back, maybe. transit zones or whatever, we have to find solutions within our value system. i think that is the most important thing. we have values of asylum, values of solidarity. logistics is important, but the values come first. sarah: is this a defeat for angela merkel? a couple of months ago, she basically opened her arms to refugees arriving from syria. is this a defeat for her? >> we will look of the situation, maybe in 10 years time, and then see whether it was a defeat or not. i think it is one of the strongest points in her whole chancellory that she has said right from the beginning, we wil

so it is going to be a huge logistical exercise bringing those people back. is a small military team on the ground there now advising on security and exactly that logistic. >>> britain's prime minister said they may take a more robust approach to the muslim brotherhood, saying they will make a more robust approach to fighting extremism. >>> the u.n. humanitarian agency says over the next four months it is expecting at least 5,000 refugees to arrive from turkey to greece every day. but it is beginning to expel thousands of would-be asylum seekers from europe. more than 70,000 or a quarter of all asylum seekers came from syria, yet some 75,000 came from kosovo and albania, and nearly as many arrived from serbia as from afghanistan. lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: in parts of berlin, multi-culti as they call it. they have been joined by people from the balkan countries, and it is that they are the subject of some hard choices from the german government. the new law has left their community trying to work out whether a hostile germany is actually any better th

we'll give you will all the logistical information you need. along the ben franklin parkway i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> questions swirling tonight over what happened aboard a commercial plane carrying new jersey governor chris christie. san francisco international airport says united flight 1108 bound for boston was taxiing the runway when it turned around and went back to the gate. it was delayed for nearly five hours. united says the flight was delayed because of a disruptive customer on board and despite social media reports, a spokesperson for the governor says christie never interacted with that patient. >>> a philadelphia funeral director is behind parse to bite in -- bars in connection with three bodies found inside garage over the summer. police arresting janet powell daily earlier today. she's the owner of powell funeral home on north 27th street in strawberry mansion. back in august, police were called out to the funeral home to investigate a foul odor. officers say they discovered three bodies, one in a coffin and two others in

i will come back to these, and say that the low gist ticks and the -- that the logistics were looked at by three points. so far we have identified 5 of the 7 terrorists who were killed in the criminal acts on the 13th. two terrorists have not been identified. clearly, investigations are carrying on. we have to determine the exact composition of the three commandos. found on the operations that night. the various inhave vestigations have been implemented to the inquiries that led them to the building situation in saint denis that the building where abaaoud was able to entrench him there in the floor. it found about the presence of abaao abaaoud, he is an individual who is suspected in conspiringing in numerous attacks, morocco and islamic attacks, and the 16th of november of the day taken as a serious precaution of a risk manipulation, and with various communications that took place with telephone and banking, and then the assault was launched at 4:10 a.m. with the men of the raid, those men i'd like to emphasize showed professionalism, and in four days of these assaults and assaults

. >> it's part of who we are and this logistics platform is capable of doing more. >> welcome to worldwide exchange. a lot to get through. great conversations coming up julia live in brussels. first let's give you the latest on this story. now the turkish president saying his country will not escalate tensions with russia following the downing of a russian military jet by turkish forces. speaking within this last half an hour he said turkey had shown restraint and didn't know the downed jet was russian. the turkish president also defended the actions of his forces. >> we don't have any intention to escalate the situation. >> what we want is to defend the right of our security and the right of our brothers. there's a wave of frustration at our borders. >> just giving their side of the story there. important also to know it that it's not the first time that you've seen russian jets or russian military planes flying in over turkish air space. >> that's right. and the president of turkey is saying this wasn't meant to escalate tensions. well, we have a lot to answer for. an assistant professor

and the investigation is expand expanding from france to belgium, maybe logistical maybe tactical asaris, what do we know? >> reporter: we've got a lot more detail for you

and also logistics ships. and so to be able to move to move into amphibious ships, i need to make sure i am well trained in the operation of that ship, the driving of the ship is actually very similar. what is different is the movement of marines. the flight deck operations are very similar. the maneuvering of the ship, those were new skills at sign -- new skill sets i had to learn. what i found was that the time i spent on logistics ships served me very well because on those ships you spend so much time resupplying other ships, you do some of the most vulnerable, high risk maneuvering that you can do. you spend a lot of time alongside another ship in pretty close quarters. driving into the wind and sees and maintaining this small distance over several hours. it is very similar sorts of skills for maneuvering an amphibious ship to be able to launch craft out of the well deck or launch helicopter or off of the deck. brian: commanding officer, uss rushmore. you were the top person on that ship. had to that ever

>> it's logistically difficult and i think that where we should start and where the focus should be on everybody should agree is on the criminal element, a small minority of these illegals that are committing very serious crimes that have not been deported and that's where a lot of this anger is coming from and we should focus on that is target the tens of thousands, not the 12 to 20 million illegals here but focus on these folks and deport them legitimately out of our country never to return again and that's where i'm angry about that, as well. they are releasing and not just from mexico. they are from countries of interest. we had right here in arizona one from sudan. one from iraq. one from russia and this russian murderer, they released into my county and then tell me two weeks after. that's the problem here. the entire system is broken for i immigration. there is no consequence and therefore, there is no law. >> andy, you know the criticisms not just from president obama, from some republicans, as well. we hear from john kasich it's basically si impossible to physically remove 11

we don't have people stepping in asking questions about logistics the right way. >> explain what that they have to discuss the fact that we have soldiers who have to have goods and services which is our treatment and care. people who understand how to put services in place should be in the pipeline. when you have administrators who understand how to cut people, doctors and those guys, you need people that understand how to get services to the troops. we don't have that in that pipeline. those that we had there have been there for 30 years and if they haven't done the job in 30 years, they're not going to do it now. >> some of this is just tinkering around the edges where it would be easy if we just allowed veterans waiting in a long line for care at a facility to as you did when you were in the service go to that nearest hospital and get that treatment. i thought we were going to provide that. apparently it's harder than i thought. much more involved than i thought. why? >> it should be an emergency service. when we have services out beyond that, i'm going to tell you i'm not into tur

it's left russia with an enormous logistical challenge. the government says there are at least or have been at least 80,000 tourists from russia that are inside egypt at this moment. so there's a big task under way to get the people back. the deputy prime minister here, one of them, has said that 11,000 tourists have been flown back to russia in the course of the past 24 hours. you can imagine the kind of airlift effort that that is taking. another 55 planes are leaving from various destinations in russia to egypt to ferry back people as well over the course of today according to state media. so it's a huge logistical challenge at a time when this nation is still very much grieving for the 224 people lost their lives on board that met metrojet plane. matthew stay with us. we're looking at live from russia that is the site of a memorial service this day as people come together to remember the 224 people who were killed on the doomed metrojet flight. matthew, it's i'd like to ask you, russia was concerned as it got into the war in syria abou

we think some rereilers who've invested more in their it and their logistics capabilities they're the ones that are really starting to participate." and 77-percent of uk retailers will participate -- offering some sort of black friday discount. in store: consumers are predicted to spend over $1.92bn this year on deals over the black friday, cyber monday weekend. while internet spending on black friday alone -- is expected to hit a record 1.62 billion dollars. (isa soares, london/stand up brbrge): "while some retailers may be pulling out of black friday....barom eter of the british high street -- department store john lewis is continuing with its black friday event. this after last year saw the company make 270 million dolarsin sales in just one week. reason enough it seems...to keep this us tradition going." reaction to black friday may be mixed. with some indicators pointing to larger black friday y is year in terms of number of retailers taking part and growing interest from shoppers, black friday looks seto remain a fixture on the uk shping calendar for some time. >> holiday shoppe

. -- fuel, logistical things like that. so communities developed around railroads and you started to see stores pop up. new merchants and bankers because they could bring crops home from market. they could buy manufactured goods and order from the sears catalog. they could get telegrams and learn the daily news. instantly, because the telegraph was instant. so the railroads caused this sense of community. they caused the nation to develop into the complex system that we have today. the collection of equipment that is inside the museum really spans the era from 1862-1950's, early 1960's. so you see a lot of different kinds of equipment. this is from the 1870's, it is a beautiful piece of steam equipment. it is quite small compared to railcars today. -- locomotives today. the other side of that is a pacific class locomotive that was a very large, high speed and powerful locomotive that was used to pull passenger planes. -- passenger trains. the one behind me is very beautifully painted. by the time you get into the mid-20th c

the debates, setting the calendar, doing the logistics that make the debate happen.he party's role is and should be and will continue to be. >> one of the suggestions coming out of the meeting of the families was that these rules, these suggestions, these demands, call it what you want, are not going to apply to the fox debate but all the debates going forward. i heard you say this morning it has to do with folks are happy with the fox debate. but other folks are saying from inside the meeting, this had more to do with folks being scared of roger ailes. >> there's a lot of things at play. one, you're eight days out so there's not so much that can be changed when you don't have the leeway, the runway to make it happen. second of all, again, it's not my job or the rnc's job to tell the candidates what they want. if they like the format as fox has put forward, then that's all we care about here at the rnc. our job is not to tell them how it should be. if they're happy with the for t format, great. if they're not happy, they can advocate -- >> but one thing they're not.

. >> but how would you do the logistics of it? how would you do the logistics? how do you take 11 million people and make them leave? >> it's all a package. number one, we're going to build a wall. >> okay. >> let's go through it. it's going to be a real wall and a wall that is powerful and that people aren't going to be going under or over or through it. we're going to get a lot of people coming in and they will all come in legally. we're going to get rid of the bad ones because we have really bad ones. gang members in l.a., they are 100% illegal immigrants. they are going to be gone and they are going to be gone fast and they are not going to be in our prisons for us to take care of them. our prisons are bursting with illegals right now. illegal. >> what about the law-abiding majority. >> now we have people who came in illegally. >> yes. >> and they are called illegal immigrants and they are here illegally. they are going to have to go and come back illegally. otherwise, we don't have a country and if we don't do that, we don't have a country. they are going t

any americans living in paris listening to us on cnn international, this is logistical information, the hot line for the state department is obviously flooded with calls from americans who are concerned about loved ones in paris. they are trying to take information about americans in paris. they are passing it onto the embassy where officials are trying to figure out the welfare of each american currently in france or paris. that's a laborious process. any u.s. citizens in paris right now who are safe and are okay are being asked by the state department to please call their families, to do this as soon as possible even though it's very late there in paris. to let them know that you're okay so they are not then calling the state department as well. tieing up anybody who may so americans needing assistance, call. the number on your screen that's for those in the united states concerned about loved ones in paris. if you're concerned about your loved ones in paris call 1888-407-4747. if you're in france and you need assistance, this is only for people in france needing assistance, 011-202-5

and people would come with flowers, it would be a logistics problem with mementos and flowers, tacked up on the fence at a church during the event. they took it upon themselves for very birthday, for every ccasion to put a flower in the name -- these names are engraved into the wall like a gravestone. and in design-speak, the legend or the inscription, which is always in the sky, it is the same -- indicated in my drawing as remember. meaning it is raised. and when i found out that i was selected, i called up don everhart. don, do me a favor. if we are going to do this right, let us engrave remember nto the stone. and the other part of that is of course, the numbers you can well imagine. when you design in the round, it is very different than designing ectorlinearly. there are different rules you break as an artist. again, this is a conceptual and somatic piece. i placed them very carefully as if the round face of this medal were an analog clock. the first flight that hit at :21, all the flights are positioned -- 77, 93 -- exactly at the times the souls met their fate. it was a very em

logistical things like that. communities developed around railroads and you started to see stores pop up. he started to have merchants and bankers because they could bring crops home from market. they could buy manufactured goods and order from the sears catalog. they could get telegrams and learn the daily noon's. telegraph because the was instant. so the railroads caused this sense of community. they caused the nation to develop into the complex system that we have today. the collection of equipment that is inside the museum really 1862-1950's, from early 1960's. so you see a lot of different kinds of equipment. the 1870's, it is a beautiful piece of steam equipment. it is quite small compared to railcars today. that is aside of pacific class locomotive that was a very large, high speed and powerful locomotive that was used to pull passenger planes. the one behind me is very beautifully painted. by the time you get into the mid-20th century, you are looking at lack, heavy, industrial objects. much less fancy bu

we fear there could be an attacks here, but this is also logistical nightmare. many people are not going to work because they don't know what to do with their kids. many are getting their stuff trying to work from home. it has put the city on hold. the concern something very bad could happen, especially in light of the fact the authorities here seem to be very concerned as well. we were around this area last night in the center of brussels. there was a coordinated operation. a lot of police officers that cordoned off a certain area. they were nervous themselves. we spoke to them. they were concerned something could happen in the area. this is obviously a very unsettling thing. they try to go about their way, but it is very difficult on this monday morning, which normally is one of the busiest times in this city. >> what about salah abdeslam? we don't think is linked to the terror alert level, but is in the city, they think. possibly a suicide vest? >> reporter: they believe he could very well be in the city, but at this point in time, it is unclear where he is.

no talk about why logistics are the most important part. linkedin defending yahoo!'controversial pledge demands. ♪ list climbing to a one-year high. yelp also rising to a three-month high. gopro, shares of the camera on a stick sunk 8%. gopro now down 63% this year as it faces competition and weak orders. door -- is getting sued by in and out. the burger company claims the delivery service infringed on a trademark by using a fake in and out logo. in a now says they never is authorized doordash. we reached out to comment with no luck. there are also no in and out burgers in new york, which is a tragedy. we wanted to have you on for a while now. this business is somewhat similar to yours. how is it different? >> they are trying to be two different things. it is hard to do more than one thing in any industry, especially the tech industry. we focus on the marketplace. we have launched a logistics platform to handle the last mile, partnering with folks like uber and sidecar. want to be the marketplace where the consumer goes to delivery.com and says, i want in and out, de

so it is going to be a logistical challenge that's unprecedented compared to if something occurred 30 or 40 years ago where countries were used to neighboring their borders. this is going to be incredibly difficult and really speaks to the caution and the fear that the president of france has tonight. >> a good point, michelle. especially since it's open ended. >> exactly. we don't know when it will end. if he's closing the borders what does that mean about air travel, et cetera, when we have the september 11th attacks that occurred with airplanes. clearly they shut down the air space for some time. this didn't involve airplanes but how far are they going to go in order to control the movement of the population before they get this determined? >> michelle, stay there. we'll get more from sue herera on the latest now. >> hi, kelly. specifically from richard engel of nbc news who was talking to some counterterrorism sources a source in particular who says this attack bears all the hallmarks of al qaeda. the counterterrorism source says that this is a highly coordinated attacks, they are

logistically we couldn't work it through. the rnc made a decision to exclude and be seen from subsequent debates. i think that was the appropriate decision. >> the next step is campaigns will send a letter to all future debate hosts outlining their demands. they don't have a ton of time. the next debate on the fox business network is eight days away. heather? >> kristin fisher live for us. thank you, kristin. new house speaker paul ryan going on a speaking tour hitting fooi sunday shows to talk about his vision for congress. he says president obama cannot be trusted on immigration. >> the president has proven himself untrustworthy on this issue because he tried to unilaterally rewrite the law himself. presidents don't write laws congress does. the president has proven himself to be untrustworthy on this issue. i think if we talk about border security that's one thing but i do not believe we should advance comprehensive immigration legislation with a president who has proven himself untrustworthy on this issue. >> he wants to

they will be responsible for managing facilities and providing logistical and administrative support to soldiers at forward operating base. a farewell ceremony has been planned for the unit on november 15. elias: a pair of announcements today will deal with education and women's health in iowa... elias: first up...secretary of state paul pate will announce a statewide youth initiative this afternoon... he'll be joined by the chairs from both the iowa democratic party and republican party of iowa as he lays out a new youth initiative related to the iowa caucus. the announcement will be made inside the "first in the nation" exhibit at the state historical museum. it is connected to the "caucus 101" curriculum the secretary to the "caucus 101" curriculum the secretary unveiled last month. elias: and this morning, mercy medical center will announce a significant initiative to improve women's health. the medical center is unveiling changes to the delivery of women's health care services in central iowa. sabrina: as we wait for the cold winds of winter to blow our way....today is a good da

there are logistical solutions that will take time to sort out. >> what about your theory. it's early days and there are complicating reports, but on the balance of what you've seen so far, what's your theory. >> at the moment, i've just come back from a conference in the middle east. they don't know and it will take sometime before they can come up with a definitive cause, because you've got the wreckage in the desert. there's been sand storms out there making working conditions difficult. you have to take the part out of the desert to laboratory to under go testses to yes, there was a bomb onboard, it was this type have bomb. at the this moment, everything is open to discussion. >> how long do you think it will take. >> about another week before they can confirm it was a bomb or not, i would guess. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> israeli police report another shooting incident in the occupant we have had bank. two israelis were shot in hebron and taken to hospital. hebron is where jail police shot an elderly palestinian woman on friday at a petrol station. her family said

direction from syria, logistical base in belgium and then the execution in paris itself and explains numb wards of 20 individuals, jenna. >> slowly unwrapping all of this. appreciate your reporting. we'll delve further in the concerns top officials have on the terrorist communication beyond the reach of intelligence agencies like encryption. we'll get into that to "happening now". >>> president obama's strategy against isis is coming under fire. and a leading democrat law maker openly split from the president. >> i never been more concerned and i read the intelligence faithfully. and isil is not contained and isil is expanding and just put out a video and saying it is their intent to attack this country and i think we have to be prepared. >>> 30 governors oppose plans to bring syrian refugees in their state because of security concerns and they are looking at a built halting the plan until stricter requirements are met. the white house will hold a conference call with the governors tonight over the syrian refugee situation. aaron blake is editor of the national review. thank you for

the other is to ensure logistic support is effective. another challenge is situational awareness and intelligence. that would be another advantage of doing that. then the better delivery of combined arms. there are four factors that would be considered. impact,nal or strategic we could reinforce success. that would be the basic framework of which i made a recommendation. to make the record clear there are coalition supported an american supported forces that are in syria being attacked by russians aircraft. is that true or false? secretary carter: there are moderate syrian opposition forces in syria supported by the coalition and people that we think are part of serious future and part of the syrian political transition. they are being attacked and that is not iso-and that is why the russian approach -- mr. mccain: and that is why it is immoral to train people m and and fight to go in and watch them being destroyed and maimed and killed. secretary carter: for our part, as i said before this committee we have a moral obligation. making an

others dealing with the logistics.erhaps the leadership of isis in syria or iraq or people coordinating from other countries. with the plot in january there was a ring leader in greece communicating with the cell in belgium. quite a network. >> the other question is how long was there operation being planned? how long has this been in the pipeline? the longer in pipeline, the more people know, the greater chance that intelligence officials might have learned about it and the fact they didn't, what does that say about the intelligence capabilities? >> i think you're looking at potentially months of planning especially because some of these operatives came right through greece, exploiting the system to come in. was this an intelligence failure, of course to some degree. they don't have the capability to follow all the people that they need to be following. one security official said even if you gave us five time more resources, we'd still be nowhere close. >> appreciate you. we'll continue to check in with paul throughou