the problem is, loretta lynch, the attorney general needs to do it. do a public press conference, any of these companies that allow terrorist activities on their site under federal current laws under the books will be prosecuted with the full extent of this government for aiding and abetting terrorism. you want to see mark zuckerberg jump into action? doj prosecution will get him to jump into action. this administration has had all the opportunity to do this we had this discussion on the couch here. they have missed it. they're letting, this is what is so sick, letting the terrorists use our constitution and our rights and our internet and our free speech to conduct these attacks but they do have the legal power to stop it. we're just waiting for them to use it. sandra: same applies to gang leaders this is the no a new thing that the fcc is facing this challenge. harris: to go back to anonymous. there is no way to fact check how they're getting it all done, but more than 5000 sites they shut down. they are good at this. we're brilliant as a country. w

attorney general loretta lynch announced the settlement today in washington. (loretta lynch/u.s. attorney general) " essentially, the more students a recruiter was induced to enroll in the school, the more money that that recruiter would receive four separate federal lawsuits against e-d-m-c. the company operates schools under several brand names, including the art institutes, argosy university and brown-mackie college. more than 100- thousand people are enrolled in e-d-m-c schools. tim: expect to see all 5 of sioux city's swimming pools open again next summer. that's the recomendation from a "pools committee" examining the long term future of sioux city swimming pools. that committee has been meeting for months, but until today had not offered an official plan. in a unanimous vote, the committee also wants to see 3 city pools closed after next year. here's the breakdown.... replace leeds and cook pools with splash pads after 2016 season. replace leif erikson with a splash pad when it fails. built in 1977, engineers say leif erikson pool is sinking and would need to be rebuilt. t

doesn't. >> if she doesn't the public will know. >> loretta lynch is not eric holder. you will agree with me she is not in a bureau bro she put away dems and republicans. >> she didn't do eá7 deal. >> she didn't. here is the thing as a prosecutor she is ethically obligated to only move forward with a trial that she feel she's can prosecute successfully. that's based on what evidence? so going back to the gross negligence issue for one second. you are right, monica, the emails to me look like a violation. she has standard of what we call gross negligence. okay? that's different than ordinary negligence. >> isn't that for are a jury to decide? >> but ultimately that is an issue of fact, bill and you are right. if loretta lynch looks at these facts, she has got to feel as a prosecutor she has got at least enough evidence to get past, if she doesn't she has to explain it. she can't take it to trial tore headlines and can't take it to trialhuh%= for sport, bill. she has got to do it based off of evidence in front of her. i think hillary clinton should be prosecuted. i do no

>> that's a question for loretta lynch. >> you're saying because of politics? >> that is what they believe. they're kowtowing to congress, they're not doing their job -- >> a lot of atf officers out there -- >> this is not about atf officers. this is about the people running this. this is about loretta lynch and bringing the power of the atf to bear to do something. the atf knows who these bad apple gun dealers are. they've issued reports who have shown who these are. they warn these bad apple gun dealers. yet they continue to let them do business unobstructed. yes, it is that shocking that these people are allowed to do business. what if 5% of meat distributors were selling 90% of tainted meat? what would the fda do? you know, this is the opportunity that the atf has. >> keep us posted on what happens with the report. it's fascinating to see this. i think a lot of people would be shocked to find out that 5% of the gun dealers across america are supplying 90% of the crime guns in this country. it just shouldn't be. thank you for coming in. >>> if you mix up or

didn't do it, then the fbi report would clearly indicate she -- if she did, i, frankly, i know loretta lynch believe if the fbi recommends prosecution i believe loretta -- >> you believe that. >> i believe u.s. attorney dinch attorney general lynch will indiet. you do? >> yeah. she's a very, very straight woman. remember i supported her. >> i know you did. >> and i did because i saw her goat both wa go both ways on cases. i saw her be fair in cases where you should prosecute and i saw her even in a case where she was against us, she gave us the opportunity to speak to the attorney general about it and the attorney general came out our way when janet reno was attorney general. not many u.s. attorneys do that. this is a very fair woman. so i have a lot of confidence in her. >> very interesting, mr. mayor. thank you. >>> coming up, you've been sending in your questions all day on facebook and twitter. yes, it is back. a special 2016 election elegs of "ask sean" straight ahead. ♪ [special effects] lisa! what took you so long? duracell quantum lasts longer in 99% of devices, [laser blasts] so you

that is the question that loretta lynch was asked before the house judiciary committee. our coverage continues can catherine herridge. >> reporter: there is a highly classified briefing for the entire house and fbi director and homeland security secretary and head of ntct. it was set up after 9/11. monday's late night briefing to law makers believed that the plot is global. and scouted in paris and in the meantime russian security service confirmed a two pound bomb brought down the metro jet over sinai. fox was first to report it was planted on the plane. the fuel acted as an accelerant and making it harder for the investigators to determine the cause. counter terrorism analyst said that isis has expanded and exported bomb making capabilities and the attack in sinai shows that there is a airport insider and bomb maker to embed the device. the support network in belgium has a proficient bomb maker that can build multiple devices. and one day before paris, it shows the same pattern. >> isis didn't have the the ability to attack the west in a 9/11 style attack. because they

today attorney general loretta lynch testified just the opposite. she says quote, "we do have the benefit of having the significant and robust screening process in place, a process that europe has not been able to set up, which renders them much more vulnerable." president obama wants the u-s to accept 10-thousand syrian refugees next year. the country is divided over that proposal. a poll by the convervative website brietbart news found 52- percent of people say accepting refugees would make the country less safe. here's what some iowans have tos ay. "i can't see how you can blame people who are trying to get out from oppression, not allow them back in our country. that's what our country is based on was allowing people in for free will and i hope they change their minds." 03:30:50 "the native of this country can also go into another country. so for me, not allowing people to come into the united states that's not a good idea." 03:31:44 "we should take a good look at their backgrounds as much as we can. and if we turn some away? that's alright with

loretta lynch, attorney general lynch was sworn in as the 83rd attorney general of the united states on april 27, 2015. she began her career in public service by joining the united states attorney's office for the eastern district of new york. after nine years, ms. lynch was appointed by president bill clinton to lead that office as united states attorney, a post she held until 2001. ms. lynch then worked in private practice until 2010 when president obama asked her to resume leadership of the united states attorney's office in brooklyn. ms. lynch is a graduate of harvard college and harvard law school. attorney general lynch, we welcome your first appearance before the judiciary committee and look forward to your testimony. your entire written statement will be met part of the record and we ask you summarize your testimony in five minutes. thank you and please begin at your convenience. >> thank you, sir. good morning, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers and distinguished members of this committee. i am very grateful for the opportunity to appear before you today to share the

and attorney general, loretta lynch, said that officials are working around-the-clock to keep peoplee. >> we last name be overtaken by fear, and will not allow merchants of violence to rob us of our ideals. they are central to the work that we do and essential to the nation that we protect. and they're also the reason that we're a target. and they're what terrorists the most to seek to have us band on. >> isil threatened to attack new york and washington d.c., but those threats were not specific. today, the lawmakers in the house took specific steps to putting up new barriers for refugees seeking to enter the united states. libby casey is in washington for us, and what happened today? >> reporter: tony, congress is not exactly known for moving fast, but in a matter of days, house republicans put forth and passed a bill that would block those refugees from coming to the united states. and there are several steps to go through before it becomes law, but it gives a sense of the mood on capitol hill and thoflawmakers. concerns on capitol hill over butting the syrian refugee program on ho

. >> reporter: that was the attorney general, loretta lynch there. we can also expect to see a larger law enforcement presence in big cities across the the u.s. this holiday season. fbi, home land security and joint terrorism task forces say they are heightening their posture throughout the holidays, chris. >> yes, sign of the times for sure. >> reporter: no doubt about that. >>> the the suspect master mind behind the terror attacks in paris last week is dead and this morning we're learning more about him. police identified remains of abdelhamid abaaoud, using fingerprints. they believe he was killed during a standoff in saint denis, yesterday. abdelhamid abaaoud is suspect of planning in five other terror attacks that police foiled. french authority conduct more than 600 raid targeting islamic extremist. eight suspects have been arrested and remain in custody. >>> in response to the the terror a attacks the the house makes a big move to keep syrian, and iraqi refugees, out of the u.s., representatives passed tighter restrictions on refugees. they ov

director, and my attorney general loretta lynch for a regular update on and going into the holiday season. i think all of us recognize how horrific and heinous what took place in paris was and, as i said yesterday, for many of us, the events there touched a deep chord, given the connection between the united states and france, the degree to which americans see in paris a way of life that's so familiar to us here in american cities, and given the shocking images, i know that americans have been asking each other whether it's safe here, whether it's safe to fly or gather. i know the families have discussed their fears about the threat of terrorism around the dinner table, many for the first time since september 11. it's understandable that people worry something similar could happen here. watching the events in paris made the threat feel closer to so as we go into thanksgiving weekend, i want the american people to know we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. first, we're going after i.s.i.l wherever it hides. that's been our strategy for more than a year. i'll speak ab

they're calling on president barack obama and attorney general loretta lynch to start an investigation. this is the latest demonstration in the city since tuesday -- when officials released a video showing 17- year-old laquan mcdonald getting shot 16 times. today --reverend jesse jackson was calling for more arrests in the killing of laquan mcdonald. "for these killing, the accomplices must be charged. nine police saw mcdonald jackson joined other leaders in a protest march down chicago's magnificent mile a missouri woman is arrested for the third time in waterloo. 26- year- old tiffany reed was arrested thursday and is accused of stealing from a sporting good store. she has a lengthy police record -- arrested for similiar crimes. during each of her arrests -- reed has looked visibly different -- with a new hairstyle in every picture. reed was previously arrested during an officer-involved shooting in october. police say this time -- reed was arrested for stealing from dick's sporting goods in waterloo. which was the same day of the officer-involved shooting in october. police say 23 s

u-s attorney general loretta lynch called the shooting - quote - "a crime against health care at planned parenthood." the group itself says this crime was opposition to legal president & ceo of planned parentntod roroy mountains "the tirades against planned parenthood in the last few months have really been over the top." planned parenthood has been a big topic on the campaign trail this year - now, republican candidates for president, who have often used strong language against the group, are condemning friday's attack. cnn state of the union sot - mike huckabee / (r) presidential candidate "there's no excuse for killing other happening inside the planned parenthood headquarters, inside their clinics where many millions of whether it's p pple attacking planned parenthood." abc this week sot - ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "any hate crime is a horrible thing, no matter from where it comes, and should be condemned very strongly." sot- sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate "it's unacceptable and it's horrific and wrong." as investigators search for answers? families and comm

attorney general loretta lynch called the shooting a crime against women receiving health care at planned parenthood. the group itself says this crime was motivated by opposition to legal abortion. >> the tirades against planned parenthood in the last few months have been over the top. >>> planned parenthood had been a big topic. now republican candidates are condemning friday's attack. >> what he did is domestic terrorism and what he did is abominable. >> any hate crime is a horrible thing and should be condemned very strongly. >> it's unacceptable and it's horrific and wrong. >> reporter: as investigators search for answers, families and communities are in mourning. holding vigils and prayers for the victims, including police officer garrett swasey. >> it was shocking. it's difficult. >> brandy hitt, abc news, colorado springs, colorado. >>> talk about the weather in the bay area, it will be cold again. take a live look outside. it's cooling off. just like the last several nights have though there are changes coming this week. here's more with the live doppler 7 hd. >> another cool nigh

it is only going somewhere in jim comey takes it to loretta lynch. lynch says i give you a grand jury. final thought, if they don't put it in the grand jury. if the next president is republican, statute of limitations not yet run. they could go it again. andrea: do they indict or not, judge? >> i think jim comey recommends indictmentment, absolutely. andrea: film director quentin tarantino not backing down about his inflammatory comments about cops, not even close. his new remarks, whether they serve as explanation or whether they further inflame things even more. ♪ gs, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. jeb bushwe have to beave to be tthe world's leader.n. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middl

we've heard from attorney general loretta lynch and fbi director james comey who spoke to reporters on camera and offcamera, declaring no connects between the paris terrorists and anyone in the united states. justice correspondent pete williams will be here to let us know what happened when the cameras went off? nbc news exclusive. lester holt spoke with the french police captain who led last friday's bataclan's raid and took part in wednesday's raid in saint-denis. >>> more developments in the syrian refugee debate. mack thornberry will be here why he joined nearly 300 colleagues, democrats and republicans, to pass a bill that would put new restrictions on how we would acce accept syrian refugees. a striking contrast today in the democratic primary between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. we'll explain later in the show. >>> let's start with what just happened in washington at department of justice. a day after a new icy video featured footage of times square, america's top law enforcement officials seeking to reassure a nervous public here at home. attorney general loretta lynch,

also going to the testimony loretta lynch said something else i thought was interesting yesterday.ust vetting. that is different what james comey said we don't have the intelligence to vet them. >> nobody has any confidence that anybody can be vetted at this point in history. >> clarity around the vetting issue to me that's the single issue. >> it's possible they have a good vetting. kerry kennedy put that forth but nobody believes it. >> republicans governors are not going to take them. this is a simple issue. the law is there as the congressman stated and the president of the united states simply isn't enforcing the law. >> that's exactly right. and, again, i bring it back to the terrorism issue. you talked about -- i sat on this set with you months ago, bill, when you were talking about indicate's law after her murder in san francisco, sanctuary city. you said to me well everybody in congress is going to go for this it's such a common sense thing we need i said to you months ago no, the democrats are are going to stop. this and you looked at me like i had three heads.hp%,v harry

. >> reporter: attorney general loretta lynch says the imposed screenings are impractical. the measure faces an uncertain future in the senate. harry reid says there's no way it will pass. >> more of these refugees. they're not our enemyiesenemies. they're expelled from their homeland by the same evildoers we're fighting. >> reporter: and the rhetoric is even louder on the campaign trail. speaking in alabama yesterday, ben carson compared syrian ref rue gees to rabid dogs. >> if there's a rabid dog running around your neighborhood, you probably are not going to assume something good about that dog. and you probably are going to put your children out of the way. >> reporter: and donald trump who suggested closing mosques and increased surveillance on muslims now says he would create a national database to register muslims living in the u.s. >> i would certainly implement that. absolutely. >> reporter: >> reporter: conservative house republicans say they will not support the government's spending bill that congress has to pass by december unless it includes the stricter refug

attorney general loretta lynch: >> we take all threats seririsly. we're acting aggressively to defuse threats as they emee, and we are vigorously investigating and prosecuting those who seek to harm the american people. >> reporter: u.s. officials remain concerned about lone wolf attacks inspired by those isis videos. comey says the propaganda influences what he calls troubled souls. when two isis-inspired extremists tried to attack a mohammed cartoon contest in

u-s attorney general loretta lynch called the shooting "a crime against women receiving health care at planned parenthood." the group itself says this crime was motivated by opposition to legal abortion. sot - vicki cowart / president & ceo of planned parenthood rocky mountains "the tirades against planned parenthood in the last few months have really been over the top." planned parenthood has been a big topic on the campaign trail this year - now, republican candidates for president, who have often used strong language against the group, are condemning friday's attack. cnn state of the union sot - mike huckabee / (r) presidential candidate "what he did is domestic terrorism, and what he did is absolutely abominable." abc this week sot - ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "any hate crime is a horrible thing, no matter from where it comes, and should be condemned very strongly." sot- sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate "it's unacceptable and it's horrific and wrong." as investigators search for answers? families and communities are mourning? nats "(singing) amazing grace?" h

. >>> in washington, the attorney general loretta lynch is holding a press conference addressing law enforcement implications of the tragedy in paris. here's the attorney general. >> i spoke with the president and the rest of the national security team at the white house on saturday prior to the president's departure for the g-20 summit. justice department attorneys, the fbi and other agencies are currently working closely with french authorities through our international legal assistance channels to obtain further information that may be relevant to these attacks and we are working on an expedited basis to ensure that our office of justice for victims of overseas terrorism is available to assist any american victims and their families. we are indeed working aggressively with the french government to ensure those responsible for the carnage are brought to justice. as this work goes on, we will continue to stand in solidarity with france, justice as france has so often stood with us. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and loved ones at this heartbreaking and incredibly diff

. >>> attorney general loretta lynch testifying before congress about the paris attack.e'll have the details about that and what she says to stay on top of the threats in the united states. >>> russian officials say improvised explosive device brought down an airliner over egypt killing 224 people onboard. in other words, what the west has been reporting for quite some time now, they finally come around to. a bomb brought down that jet. ahead, the latest from investigators on how somebody may have smuggled that bomb on to a crowded flight as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. important than your health. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you have medicare parts a and b, consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these let you choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. you're not stuck in a network, because there aren't any. plus, these plans help cover some of the part b medical expenses medicare doesn

reporter: the other thing, loretta lynch, the attorney general, said there are 70 now, 70 individuals charged and arrested for extremist activity including isis sympathizers here in the united states. i will tell you this, we know from fbi sources there are about 50, 50 individuals here in the united states who are subject to special surveillance. the law law enforcement, fbi is working with state and local authorities through all 50 states. they are on heightened alert. not just major cities but smaller ones as well. as to the four dozen subjected to special surveillance this. what fbi means when they hold conference calls with fbi field offices delivering message to all their field personnel. they say, quote, make sure you know where all terrorism suspects are. that is going on now. developing story. david, we'll keep you, melissa and viewers posted on latest developments. >> affecting everybody, not just new york but smaller cities. liz, thank you very much. melissa: islamic state aggressively pursuing development of chemical weapons. here to weigh in on all that, republican congre

sally: attorney general loretta lynch telling the house judiciary committee -- >> we do have the benefit of having that significant and robust screening process in place, a process that europe has not been able to setup which renders them much more vulnerable. sally: the house could vote on refugee legislation as early as thursday. stacey: sally, what else can you tell us about the vetting process? sally: senior administration officials say part of it is classified, but they would tell us that typically a review takes 18 to 24 months. it takes multiple agencies and refugees undergo different biometric screening, fingerprinting, and in-person interviews before they set foot on american soil. breaking news right now to tell you about. republican presidential candidate bobby jindal is dropping out of the 2016 race. steve: in other news a black , man, shot by minneapolis police during an apparent scuffle, has died. police say jamar clark passed away last night. his family says he had been on life-support since the shooting early sunday. the incident sparked protests in minneapolis, including

an hour ago attorney general loretta lynch speaking out about the attacks in paris as well. >> this,indeed, was a crime not just against paris but against civilization. this department of justice is committed to do everything in our power to assist colleagues in bringing those responsible to justice. >> and the french president promising that the bombing campaign that you heard mike talk about in syria will continue. ing a command center in red sox aqqa, isil's de facto capital. and isil threatening more attacks to countries that take part in those airstrikes against syria, including here in the united states. we turn now to jamie mcintyre who is live in the pentagon. do we know more about france's new strategy against isil? >> well, france's new strategy, del, is essentially to join the u.s. in its strategy in a much more robust way. france even before these attacks in paris had already agreed to dispatch its aircraft car air carrier to increase the number of warplanes available and now president hollande promised that france would triple it's ability to assist the u.s. in striking

i'm here with my security team and my attorney general loretta lynch for a regular update on our holiday season with paris. i think all of us recognize that it was heinous what took place in paris was. for many of us, the events there touched a deep chord given the connection wen the united states, france, to a degree to which americans see in paris a way of life that's so familiar to us here in america. given the shocking images, i know that americans have been asking each other whether it's safe here, whether it's safe to fly or gather. i know the families have discussed their fears about the threat of terrorism around the dinner table. many for the first time since september 11th. it's understandable that people worry something similar to happen here. watching the events in paris made the threat feel closer to home. as we go into thanksgiving weekend, i want everyone to know that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. it's been our strategy for more than a year. i'll speak about this in more detail in the coming weeks. let me tell you what the 65 nations are doin

sally: attorney general loretta lynch telling the house judiciary committee. >> we do have the benefit of having that significant and robust screening process in place. a process that europe has not been able to setup which renders them much more vulnerable. eric: the house could vote on refugee legislation as early as thursday. officials say typically reviews take 18 to 24 months and includes checks by multiple agencies with refugees undergoing biometric screening , fingerprinting and in-person interviews before they are allowed on american soil. elizabeth: the time is 4:44. kind of a wet morning. you are waking up to 52 degrees. that will not be changing much today. >> weather is never more than 5 metinka: good morning. the roads are going to be on the southeast side this morning it the steady rain has moved out that we still have pockets of drizzle. we have had a wide range of rainfall totals. anywhere from 2.5 inches to about .5 to .75 inch. those showers are moving in across minnesota with a few chilling back through east central iowa. more showers are lifting in from the kansas c

in a new i sis video is threatening it will plaqueet white house was fire and attorney general loretta lynchnd fbi director james come made a rare appreance and their message there's no credible threat against a terror attacks in the federal units. they're closely monitoring dozens without ever leaving home. the house of representatives today approved a bill that con visits and constructs high hurdles. in fact, 47 democrats went against president obama and vote todd require new fbi background check and individual guarantees of high-ranking officials before any refugees can come to the united states. >> back here at home, we have a bizarre and tragic case tonight on the streets of west philadelphia. a man working in roadway ditch was struck and killed. >> authority have not yet figured out what the work was the man was doing or what measures were taken to. >> from our dell newsroom four troops and a consider and suv, t-boned to determine 5:15. police come oned without a crash. >> new at 11 federal authorit authorities confirmed to "action news" they have a suspectsed post office ban dmit cust

. >> when loretta lynch investigates private companies, it sends a warning to those that it... >> to defend the little guys, we have to defend the big guys. >> i'm saying that's a disturbing precedent and a tactic on the left. >> i'm not too disturbed by it. i think exxon can defend themselves, i think they do it all the time. schneiderman is not accusing them of misleading the public on the question of global warming. he's saying that he's investigating them for fraud. >> these going after them with the idea that this is a continuation. the reality is everyone wants a clean environment. everyone would like to use green energy when it's available. in the meantime oil and gas is not going away. them. >> that's the problem, oil and gas is not going away. >> there's something that is different. we are going after a company of the potential that they committed fraud, that they lied to people here, that exxonmobile lied. is this reminiscent of what we saw with the tobacco companies. is exon making a probably they know is harmful to people. >> you don't want to pick on the tobacco companie

attorney loretta lynch calling the house bill quote an impractical response to a much larger problem. and an impossibility for law enforcement. our panel is going to weigh in on that one. sharon: and we're heading into the busiest travel season of the year the needs for high security is high, we're going to talk to former tsa official about the agency about what you have to know before you fly. mellisa: and donald trump now saying that he never suggested a muslim database. well, he seems like he agreed with the idea. we've got the video. we'll take a look or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, ge

attorney general loretta lynch talking about the attacks in paris. >> this was, indeed, a crime not justris but against civilization, and we're committed to do everything we can to assist our french law enforcement colleagues in bringing those responsible to justice. >> and just a short while ago another development, refusing refugees. several governors telling president obama they won't help syrian refugees after the attacks in paris. >> these images coming to you live in paris as the sun has set on yet another day on a nation that continues to mourn. it is against the backdrop of those attacks in paris that people are still trying to survive. migrants and refugees still trying to make the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. dozens arriving on the island of lesbos on sunday alone. one woman had to be taken away by ambulance after she collapsed on the beach. the attacks mean that the u.s. should not take in any more syrian refugees. here are our reports. >> concerned that paris attackers may have come to europe along with fleeing syrian refugees, some lawmakers want to shut down

of justice has been aggressive ve called on the current attorney general loretta lynch, as i did the former attorney ever more aggressive in schemes. extreme ways then democrats can be disenfranchised, and if democrats are marginalized in these congressional elections maintain house and the senate. the method for this is to pack black voters into minority districts to create the surrounding districts with more republicans and more conservative spirit there is a very sophisticated conspiracy going on in this country to place the republican party in complete control of the government and to do it on a basis. fernando: now mr chairman, conspiracy is a big word, obviously. who are you referring to? who is behind this conspiracy? rep. butterfield: well, i use the word conspiracy very carefully. i' m a former judge and so i know the definition of conspiracy and i use the word purposefully. let me tell you there are right , wing groups in this country who want the power. they want to fully control the federal government because they rich families in this country. they want to reduce spendin

loretta lynch (c(calready in cspan)"when individuals move to an encrypted platform - one that is not accessible by the provider themselves we're not able to obtain that information and ascertain what these individuals are planning."attorney general lorettataynch says that means a loss of information and some lawmakers agree.rep. rodney davis/r-illinois"we need to make sure that laws are in place that law enforcement can legally with a judicial order go in and ensure that anybody who has the intensions of harming americans is stopped." kristine frazao bridge standup no matter how tense the security situation is hhe at home, there are plenty of lawmakers who say, infringing on american's privacy rights is still not the best course of actionrep. thomas massie/r- kentucky"if we start stomping on our own constitution because of the terrorists then they have won."congressman thomas massie warns if congress gets too involved in telling u-s tech companies what they must do it could also be bad for business.rep. thomas massie/r-kentucky"if we brain damage our products in the united states the

attorney general loretta lynch: >> we take all threats seriously. we're acting aggressively to defuse threats as they emerge, and we are vigorously investigating and prosecuting those who seek to harm the american people. >> reporter: u.s. officials remain concerned about lone wolf videos. comey says the propaganda influences what he calls troubled souls. when two isis-inspired extremists tried to attack a mohammed cartoon contest in garland, texas back in may, it arrests. just weeks later, police confronted a terrorism suspect in boston. he charged the officers with a knife and was shot and killed. according to the department of justice, since 2013, more than 70 people have been charged with attempting to join isis or other terrorism-related offenses. but comey says, to stay on top of the threat, he needs the public's health. >> counter-terrorism is what you pay us to do. tell us what you saw and then go on living your lives, living your life while we do our work. that is channeling fear into something healthy which is awareness of your surrounding

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. >> homeland security jay johnson, my fbi director, and my attorney general, loretta lynch for a regular update on our security posture post-paris and going into the holiday season. i think all of us recognize how place in paris was and as i said yesterday, for many of us, the events that are touched a deep chord given the connection between the united states and france, the degree so which americans see in paris a way of life that's so familiar to us here in american cities. and given the shocking image, i know that americans have been asking each other whether it's safe here. whether it's safe to fly or gather. i know the families have discussed their fears about the threat of terrorism around the dinner table. many for the first time since september 11th. and it's understandable that people worry, something similar could happen here. watching the events in paris made the threat fear closer to home. so as we go into thanksgiving weekend, i want the american every possible step to keep our homeland safe. first, we're going after isil where ever it hides. at last been our strategy for mo