for example, how are university, taking up the proverbial mantle of jack kemp. justice reform. things like that that are vital. that's great. he's in a good job in that respect. a national figure within republican circles for it: justice reform and have gained traction for going out and doing that and also for trying to revamp failing schools. when you want to change something and when you want to start a new one start fresh not everyone will be on the same page. >> just want to thank everyone for coming. demetrius will be with us and we bit. feel free to check and his book out. i also want to say that this evening is living proof that good things can come out of facebook because that is where i 1st met demetrius. this was brought to us from the foundation to which we are grateful. keep you apprised. i will develop an e-mail relationship, thank you for joining us.us. have a good night. have someone pizza. [applause] [inaudible conversations] the women who helps if the history of the capitol city after the california gold rush. >> women in that era were, in fact, legally second-

, they'd work awfully hard to make it a picture of themselves and the president on the mantle. [laughter] he was great in 1-1, 1-5, 1-10, face to face where he could talk about -- he almost always talked about the people he was meeting rather than himself. but he became pretty good at it. in '88 we had a great team; roger ailes, lee atwater and myself provided some of the toughness and the hard response. and it allowed him to talk in a positive way. what happened in '92, i think, is that he was expected to do both sides of that, and it really just didn't work. >> how much of the time was spent on policy and how much time was spent on re-election focus? general domestic policy and foreign policy? >> i was in the white house from 1989 to march of 1992. and even though you do political things in that period -- the president would do some fundraisers and would during the re-election cycle of 1990 went out and campaigned for some republican candidates -- i can tell you that probably not enough time was spent on politics. and the president -- just take a look at what was happening si

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major medical hurdle was crossed with the discovery of the anti-polio vaccine, which was to spread a mantlef protection over millions of american children. >> thousands volunteered in the largest peacetime effort of its kind to make sure the vaccine was distributed. and children's lives were saved. >> i don't think that we can do too much to celebrate the man who conquered polio or all the women and men who are continuing to work to eradicate polio. for me being a doctor, being able to prevent a disease is precious and special. so at the gates foundation, we consider vaccines to be such an asset because instead of spending money and people suffering, we prevent the disease before it ever occurs. that's a beautiful thing. >> today polio is confined to three countries on earth. nigeria has been polio free. >> that's enormous progress. enormous gains. >> enormous gains. thanks to the science of vaccines coupled with the power of collective action. >> you know the world's only eradicated one disease ever, smallpox. and it is true that we're better for that. not only will people not face terribl

>> i have no doubt that rivalries, in terms of attention and reclaim the mantle of the leading jihadroup in the world. it's unclear whether that competition is driving the timing of this attack. >> the u.s. military has confirmed that u.s. special forces are involved on the ground in mali in helping to evacuate civilians and bring them to safety. will that come to a surprise to a lot of americans? >> i think it's a bit of an open secret in mali that there has been a u.s. special forces presence for quite sometime. i think most americans aren't aware of it. this is not the lion's share of that commitment. and this is one of those moments where the fact that special operations were on the ground. you have a high-profile terror incident, that they are going to do what they can to help out. >> lang added while isil has a significant presence in the middle east and east africa, it has not gained a strong foothold in west africa yet. al-qaeda is stronger there. >>> european nations are tightening their borders in the wake of the paris attacks. and adam raney shows it, it's generally very e

cold enough so that by wednesday afternoon, wednesday evening, diablo, hamilton might have a little mantle. what do you know, snow in the bay area? at least up top. that's tuesday and wednesday. we'll see. meantime, tomorrow's dry. so is thanksgiving, cool, but dry. all the rain will head out by later on wednesday. and the forecast highs just have a look at where we were on saturday. livermore is at 68. there's the record in oakland at 74 degrees. by midweek, temperature highs, only 48. these are highs in livermore. 57 at oakland. numbers are coming down by midweek. significant cooling change in the bay area between now and wednesday. satellite map shows we've got high clouds for northern california. clouds, but no rain. we'll sao some clouds from time to time tomorrow, just as we did today. future cast shows low clouds spilling into the bay area. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, cloudier day in the north bay tomorrow than we've seen lately. also, the clouds spill across the east bay shoreline. by midday, we get sunshine and low clouds come back in tomorrow night. tomorrow's just the ebb and flow

you can't really be -- you can't at the same time claim to be wearing the mantle of cyrus the great and 2,500 years of monarchy and claim to be a radical reformer who is thoroughly modern. these two things don't sit well with each other. but in any case in the 19 skills the shah was, you know, perceived especially in washington as being on the right side of history. and the saudis and the house of saud, even during the reign of king feisal, were seen as a very conservative monarchy, unwilling to reform, very religious, and sort of destined for the dustbin of history. well, of course, they couldn't have got that more wrong. the shah falls in 1979 and the house of saud is still ruling saudi arabia. but at the time there was a perception that, you know, the shah's reforms would allow iran to weather the storms and that the saudi reluctance to reform made their monarchy very brittle and sort of a bad bet. and this is a narrative that the shah constantly reiterated to washington, you know, to convince them to back iran as the dominant power in the region. >> president nixon becomes president

i want to pick up that mantle again and i want to return this city to a place where we feel good about ourselves again, that we're on the right track, and i know how to do that. i've been in that chair for six years and i know day one how to do that. >> ron: mr. hurley thank you very much. now, quentin hart, your opening statement. ron, and thank you, tim, and former mayor hurley as well, but i want to also thank the voters that elected, made the vote on november 3rd, made me the highest vote getter in that election and i think that spoke to the fact that this community is looking for change and change is a positive thing in relation to making sure that our city continues to move forward. time a lifelong resident of waterloo, iowa. my parents worked at allen hospital and john deere and so their work ethic is what has been entrusted in me to do all the things that i've been able to do as well. and i was so blessed when i was also elected in 2008 to be fourth ward city councilman for the city of waterloo and becoming later vice mayor for the city of waterloo or mayor wrote tem, but in th

sort of taken upon the proverbial mantle of jack kemp, and i applaud his efforts. he is talking about stuff like criminal justice reform, things like that, that is so vital to the african-american community. and that's great but every republican should be -- every conservative should be doing that, because it's part of our platform. part of our belief. so, he has done a great job in that respect. my governor, governor diehl, who sort of is a national figure within republican circles for criminal just reform, has gained traction in the african-american community for going out and doing that and also for trying to revamp failing schools, and he has had a lot of resistance not just from the left but also those in his own circles because when you want to change something and when you want to start anew and start fresh, not everybody will be on the same page. [inaudible] >> gist want too thank everybody for coming here. demetrius is going to be with us a wee bit so feel free to check him out and his book. also want to say that this evening is living proof that good thin

hillary clinton carrying the mantle on of this situation. it's an interplay of character, families and storylines, the upshot of which is we are entwined in a long-term ideological struggle and it's not going away. no president will get rid of it. won't can't just excise it from our foreign policy. >> and helene, quickly, with hillary clinton and whoever the nominee is if it ends up rubio or bush or somebody from that wing of the party, both advocating more intervention. >> absolutely. at the end of the day, so is obama now. >> fair enough. >>> we have a quick programming note. lester holt at "nbc nightly news" has a two part interview with president obama tomorrow on the "nbc nightly news." they'll talk about criminal justice reform and plenty on the news of the day. >>> when we come back in 45 seconds, we have our end game. and this question -- which political leader went - you set rules around the house, right? so set rules for your kids when they go online: don' t be a cyberbully. no racy selfies. and remember everyone can see everything

the second is they want groups, extremist groups in other countries, to follow them, take on their mantle, take on their objective, whihi is to form a global caliphate. >> this is not less focused on the caliphate, in fact these attacks outside reflects more? >> exactly, global caliphate. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >>> isis has promised more attacks but the white house says so far there is no specific or credible threat to the u.s. >> reporter: it's still the regular season. but on sunday there was near super bowl-level security at nfl stadiums across the country. in pittsburgh, increased bag checks. eagles fans in philadelphia were greeted by s.w.w.t. teams and bomb-sniffing dogs. the friday the 13th assault in paris is prompting increased security in the u.s. to protect the public not only at s srting events but at concerts and other venues drawing large crowds. >> we have no shortage of those. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> we also have no shortage of soft targets which is the problem. we're going to have to rely very heavily on public a

of the candidates looks likely to pull away from the pack to secure enough delegates to secure the mantleore the nominating convention next summer. it is one thing to talk about this in the abstract, we fantasize about it every cycle. what are the actual plausible scenarios by which we end up here? mark: the five guys up on our wall right now, those five are the most likely to be able to continue past the first four states no matter what. all five could say, no matter how i performed, i want to go forward because i have the money and the opportunities down the road. k sick and christie -- john kasich and chris christie have to perform well in order to go on. if for out of the five feel they can go until march, the mathematically, we may invariably have a brokered convention as long as people don't give up. these five are not going to be inclined to give up. john: it is a simple scenario. either donald trump runs the table in the early contest, winning the first states, or ben carson. race.g people out of the then when you get to the multi-primary states, there is consolidation on the esta

y mantle as he spoke to us, yes. i think you put it quite nicely -- manus: as he spoke to us, yes.ou put it quite nicely. we are all scrabbling around. it is going to come down to wages for me, it is about credibility. i think the fed which lost a lot of credibility in september, both from the marketplace and we saw that come through -- i am not saying because of credit -- because of credibility you have to raise rates. it will come down to the wage data and the employment rate. we know that janet yellen's pr keep by the underemployment by those people looking for more than one job. your mobility in the bond markets. the market is beginning to rise. the market is positioning itself for what 5% or 3%. itselfket is position for one and done. jonathan: the for you, richard jones. talking about the carney spread yesterday. the draghi-carney spread. was that yesterday a lean and into a dovish december meeting -- a lean in to a dovish december meeting? richard: we were thinking if carney is very hawkish during the press conference, isn't that a tip they know the fed is going to go in dec

i don't think we as civilians or americans, can put the mantle on desperate people trying to flee a war that's gone on for five years. the bots nian -- bosnian war went on for three years, it was heart-breaking and destroyed o society, this is five years. >> the news week argues that the strain of islam that leads young men to fight has to be eliminated, not just in europe, but around the world and the islamic world needs to reform its educational system. as someone that covered the middle east, do you think there's any willingness to do that? >> i came back from the gulf. for conferences in bahrain and qatar. what was obvious to me was the hatred for iran. to me in is 2015, we need to move past regional hate rets and issues to -- hate reds and issues to look to the future. the future is that sunnis and shia'as must live together. there cannot be a divide. if we are going to solve what is happening, education is the key. it's the only key. >> we thank you for your time. >> in germany, at an international soccer match na german chancellor angela merkel was set to attend was called off. t

john mccarthy says the county is actively trying to december mantle these gangs. >> we're about interventionand trying to teach parents and kids about getting involved with the ga gangs. >> anyone who rormts gang activity will remain anonymous. >>> a couple sued over a pregnancy. they had a fourth child after she underwent a procedure. the verdict is meant to accommodate the parents whose child has special needs. >>> a mother finally has the transportation she requested for her son who has special needs. she banled her son to ride on smaller bus with similar children and an aide. she pulled her son out of the school. after our report the school provided a special needs bus and her son has rushed to school. >>> if you're just joining us, we want to let you know it is a weather alert day around here. will it be heavy when the kids head off to the bus stop? chuck will let us know. >>> a bizarre story in virginia. what police say lead to a car jacker taking a kid to school. >>> a flight for >>> developing this morning, two flight attendants recovering after turbulence over chicago. it was so bad

rubio getting that mantle, that will do have a lot of good in terms of raising a lot of money.: i know that you will be all over this. working the phones as this happens. charlie: ted cruz is another dark horse that people talk about. trish: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. the most honest and trustworthy candidate. taking a beating after the allegations that he lied about his acceptance to west point. herman cain has some advice for today's contender. 999. he joins me next. ♪ opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope. equity summary score, powered by starmine, will help you execute your ideas with speed and conviction. and it's only on fidelity.com. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. why pause to take a pill when a moment spontaneously turns romantic? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use,

in the leadership mantle is -- after germany at the moment.seems the policy to recognize change area when merkel the policy in the summer she was recognize the reality that there were 300,000 or so's area and already in germany. charlie: you agree with the president and his eloquence and compassion in welcoming refugees. david: i think that's an important part of this country also refugees have been as historian is true. lives.their the american experience is that if you teach them the language view is still get onto employment in their is cap shipment and be there is a program of integration to create productive and patriotic as an. charlie: where's your worry then that among refugees are people who need that mean harm wherever they land mark2 there is david: that's people who are seeking to develop the new athens investments in themselves among fiji's. they're not refugees they are by definition something else. the use of cover. david: you can use the title of the people is. because the geography of charter back the vast number of people hav

you'll see shimmering glass and ribbon woven through the mandle mandle -- mantle, a two dollar donationsuggested. >>> get a jump on your fall craft shows, it's happening at the high school in medford, new jersey, until 3:00 p.m. >>> many holidays celebrations revolve around food which makes this a stressful time for families and kids with food allergies. they want to enjoy parties, but a small by the of the wrong thing can cause trouble. 1 is-year-old jack is among 6 million american kids with food allergies. he learned to protect himself he double checks every label. >> i reid anything and go through the trash and i go dumpster diving for ingredients. >> keeping the original packaging and labeling is a good idea so they can review it. >> there are other tips for avoiding trouble. if you go to the party talk to the host about safe foods your are child. if you are the host have other nonfood items and paper goods and games and craft projects so you can control the food. >>> pregnant women can have moderate caffeine, about two cups of coffee a day so you don't harm your children. coffee d

and next is the single chris mantle and the author of a new book called "oliver brightside, you don't want that penny." a comedian who h says he is funny chuck knight married with three children who is a stalwart around here and the last but not least is single guy jared fried. >> my name is mary from green bay, wisconsin, and i'm wondering how to get flowers from a guy without asking. >> go to a now flower store. >> you have to be really, really sick. >> go to the flower store and look around like this, and so he will get the point. >> with him? >> yes, bring him with you. >> i think that they are right. >> what do you think? >> why do you want to be with the guy who does not bring you flowers, and the problem is not him, it is your choices in men. >> wow! that is brutal. >> hey, congratulations. >> i guess i need to talk to my man. [ laughter ] >> put on some of the christie brinkley cream there. that is the way to go. look at her. >> and now, if you will pass the mike to the next person. >> i'm jay mie from chattanooga, tennessee, and what is something spontaneous that i can do for

. >> they really take on the mantle of that responsibility. >> well, congratulations on this book. this movie. dalton trumbo. i've done this on television before, i gave great credit, i hope enough, to kirk douglas for ending the blacklist. we had a special segment on that one time, when he put his name on that -- right up there on the screen and said dalton trumbo wrote "spartacus." >> that kind of broke the spell, right? it broke the spell, threw the water on the wicked witch. that's that shot of helen mirren at the end. >> i love what the movie's saying, i've got this movie called -- thank you so much, bryan cranston. and jay roach. love your stuff. "trumbo" is in theaters now. "hardball" back after this. automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? ♪ hold on for one more day really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair proc

and only serve other players have topped their numbers and they have names like ruth, bonds, and mantlerper was with his family tonight. >> this is colton. this is my nephew, actually, and this is harper. these two little people right here. everybody's excited and everybody's happy. deaf fitly trying not to get, mobile. you see my family over here and to be able to enjoy that with them and being able to know that the hard work they put in when i was younger all of the way through. i love my team very much, and i love the city of d.c., and i'm grateful to bring the trophy to them. >> we love bryce harper. congrats and let's do it again next year. the carolina panthers will require all of the redskins' focus and for those outside of the park it's hard to ignore that the playoffs are within striking distance. >> playoffs, each if they don't win this weekend, right now they're in a tie for second in the nfc east and just a half game behind the giants and you can say things are wide open. it's been a while since the skins have been in this position and they are responding. >> the guys are kn

the award that puts him on the mantle with president obama. we're watching a situation in lynn field. 120 northbound a truck with brake fire by salem street causing two-mile back up there. that's the turnpike heavy and slow downtown. downtown struggling as well, still at this hour. there's route 93 a tough ride. >> 9:15. welcome back. several homes damaged and trees and power lines were knocked down as well. the national weather service said two week tornado may have touched down in another part of the city. pretty wild to see. j.r., is there any chance of that moving our way. that weather system heading into new england tonight. we're not anticipating severe thunderstorms certainly not tornadic activity here in new england. a mild day today with temperatures moving through the lower-to-middle 50. in fact, the temperatures tonight continue to warm a long with rainfall arriving. in fact i think tomorrow morning at this time temperature will be warming than where they are right now. right now they are warmer than where they were yesterday. bedfo

. >> i should have told you the urn was his mother's ashes on the mantle piece. >> so let's go back tos, planes, automobiles, i love this movie. so, you know this story. >> yes. >> steve martin businessman trying to get from new york to chicago, they go way out of the way because of the big snowstorm, right? so meets up with john candy, they have to rent this car. >> salesperson. >> salesperson. it burst into flames. they to gets wreck between two tractor-trailer trucks, right? and then they try to drive it the next morning in the cold when the police pull him over. is this car drive be? >> do you feel this vehicle is safe for highway travel? >> yes, dow. >> you have no functioning gauges? >> not one. >> however, the radio still works. the radio the only thing that's really working good, it is as clear as a bell. don't ask me how. >> so, anyway, 9:17. do we have one more? >> yes, we do. >> of course, a charlie brown thanksgiving. >> it seems thanksgiving day is upon us. >> my halloween candy. >> thanksgiving a very important holiday. ours was the first in the world to make national hol

the second is they want groups, extremist groups in other countries, to follow them, take on their mantletake on their objective, which is to form a global caliphate. >> this is not less focused on the caliphate, in fact these attacks on the outside reflects more? >> exactly, global caliphate. >> thank you very much. >>> isis has proposed more attacks but the white house says so far there is no specific or credible threat to the u.s. >> reporter: it's still the regular season. but on sunday there was near super bowl-level security at nfl stadiums across the country. in pittsburgh increased bag checks. eagles fans in philadelphia were greeted by s.w.a.t. teams and bomb-sniffing dogs. the friday the 13th assault in paris is prompting increased security in the u.s. to protect the public not only at sporting events but at concerts and other venues drawing large crowds. >> we have no shortage of those. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> we also have no short an of soft targets which is the problem. we're going to have to rely very heavily on public awareness as we

it is one of the most fun things i do all year, watching them pass the mantle to the next group, the young people that are going to work alongside us. >> with the right values in this business. >> you got it. >> we work for a great place. roger ails, a great man. that does it for us on this fox report. thanksgiving, turkey day is coming up. thanks for >>> it is monday, november 23. high anxiety ahead of the holly. police officers training as homeland security urges americans to keep their thanksgiving plans. >> we want the public to continue to go to public events, celebrate the holiday season. >> the new national security questions in the wake of terror attacks abroad. >>> a where break in the case o pastor's pregnant wife killed in cold blood. the arrest just announced. >>> and wild weather making a mess of travel plans. maria molina tracking where the storm is heading next. fox and friends first starts right now. >>> good morning.. you're watching fox and friends first. nice to have you here. thank you so much for starting your week and your day with us. we begin with the fox news

i barely can do a mantle. and if you're itching to do that, friday, it's going to be near 60. cindy: we've got big changes coming temperaturewise and today a big travel day. the weather will be sunny and dry so good weather for traveling. and a warm-up is coming in for thanksgiving and with us through friday and sowers come in friday night and brings in cooler air through the course of the weekend. you see the country as a whole is overall fairly quiet with storminess out west you can see here through the northern rockies the storm that pulled out of the northwest and brought snow to the cass indicates yesterday. it will continue to shift bring in shower activity towards the midwest, chicago, and back into the denver area, looks like they'll get into snow as we head toward thanksgiving morning. during the day on thanksgiving the system taps in more moisture from the gulf of mexico and notice how it's used up more with rain around chicago and snow on the other side of the front towards minneapolis but all the while look at the eastern seaboard. it's dry and we'll see a bit of a

the islamic state is trying to take over this mantle of global jihadism from al qaeda. they want to show the black banner, the purity of god is going to rise across the land. we are everywhere, we look at russia, beirut. that they spread that dynamic. but i also think that secondary point, yes, they believe -- i believe president hollande will put french ground forces in syria after this. but i do think, yes, that there is a complete lack of strategic leadership on the part of the united states. it is sustained and systemic and the only people who think otherwise -- >> how did that come about? because president obama withdrew forces from iraq and afghanistan and when the red line was drawn in syria and chemical reps were used, the president decided not to enforce that red line. >> exactly. the united states credibility was greatly diminished by those choices. but at the same time, you send 50 special forces in to syria, russians are appropriating the conflict, but the problem is assad fuels the islamic state because these young men look at assad as the devil. the united

she has been given mantle.o wait until she has to face off with the republican nominee. then a lot of questions people are asking her, you know, really will have to get answered. harris: that makes me scratch my head. what you're say something also supported by some of the polling which shows in some of the polls hillary clinton is out front 62% in some early states. i'm really confused why you wouldn't want your candidate to get up there, swing a few and get sharp? andrea: why? it coronation. she already has over 200 delegates. harris: she will have to fight at some point. andrea: this criticism is coming from the left. this is the left this morning, this headline saying they're trying to hide her, right bernie sanders, headline from slate, leftist organization. they're trying to hide her. they tried to limit amount of debates. they would put that woman in disguys if they could. she has i mentioned superdelegates. it is done deal, baby. they usher her into the general election. they don't want any eyes on her

there was no one there to take up the mantle. there were meetings before that. and august, other members challenged jones. that was the last meeting. theme that could challenge are been able to control him, they were gone by then. john: i know the timing for congressman ryan and that group was done. they should have been allowed access at any time they wanted. the people that would've stood up to jim jones were not there. we will carry that for the rest of our lives. niece, the only .eason she is alive people left there all the time. people weren't just kept in there like a concentration camp. time, i hadlar never heard that place that quiet. you could hear a pin drop. everyone stopped working. came to thate meeting. we were going to play basketball. my sister said to me, take stephanie. i would feel better with her being out of here. stephanie is alive today because of that. she has a beautiful daughter. she is alive because of that decision. were one of two of us who would they didn't like being in jonestown. anyone who would have stood up to jim jones, that o

and no one really picked up the mantle and pursued it. there are a couple of ways you can pursue a denied foia request. one of them is go to the illinois attorney general and the other is to sue in civil court which is what we did. >> does the tape, now that you have seen it does it show what you thought it would show? there were witnesses who said they had seen at least part of what went down in a way that didn't comport necessarily with the statements particularly from the police union. now that you've seen it, does it show what you thought it would show? >> it does in a way. there was a lot of description in the media of what the video showed by people who had seen it. but really description doesn't speak to -- it doesn't really speak to the injustice of it all. like a video does. i mean, it was really quick. the cars pulled up. the officers jumped out. they may have said something there off camera. but just a few seconds later, they shot laquan. >> let me ask you, brendan, about tonight. i understand at least i've been told tonight th

the islamic state is trying to take over this mantle of global jihadism from al qaeda. they want to show the black banner, the purity of god is going to rise across the land. we are everywhere, we look at russia, beirut. that they spread that dynamic. but i also think that secondary point, yes, they believe -- i believe president hollande will put french ground forces in syria after this. but i do think, that there is a complete lack of strategic leadership on the part of the united states. it is sustained and systemic and the only people who think otherwise -- >> how did that come about? because president obama withdrew forces from iraq and afghanistan and when the red line was drawn in syria and chemical reps were used, the president decided not to enforce that red line. >> exactly. the united states credibility was greatly diminished by those choices. but at the same time, you send 50 special forces in to syria, russians are appropriating the conflict, but the problem is assad fuels the islamic state because these young men look at assad as the devil. the united stat

one, i am so pleased that paul ryan has decided to take the mantle, run for the speakership and, i thinkrust of his colleagues. this is a guy who even from very beginning when he first ran for congress, he didn't seek the office. he actually was recruited into it. again, pushed into the vice presidential candidacy when romney came to him. and then he was very happy as chairman of the ways and means committee. he really likes the policy side of things. his book is called "the way forward," and i think that president obama could find a good partner here. there's a couple of reasons why. one, if you look at the trade promotion authority package, he couldn't get that passed with just the democratic majority -- minority, so they had to have some republican support. they actually ended up with a lot of republican support, and part of that was because paul ryan was able to be per twicive with -- persuasive with his colleagues. he also worked with democrats to get the budget passed last time. it doesn't always please the people on the right, but he works with patty murray, the democrat from wash

. >> they really take on the mantle of that responsibility. >> well, congratulations on this book. dalton trumbo. i've done this on television before, i gave great credit, i hope enough, to kirk douglas for ending the blacklist. we had a special segment on that one time, when he put his name on that -- right up there on the screen and said dalton trumbo wrote "spartacus." >> that kind of broke the spell, right? it broke the spell, threw the water on the wicked witch. that's that shot of helen mirren at the end. >> i love what the movie's saying, i've got this movie called -- thank you so much, bryan cranston. and jay roach. love your stuff. "trumbo" is in theaters now. "hardball" back after this. compared to the alternatives. push! i am pushing! sfx: pants ripping how you doing eddie? almost there. small steps. at axa, we'll help you take the next steps, with more confidence. for advice, retirement and insurance, talk to axa today. across america, people like badominique wilkins...er ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took

so senator collins, how do you make sure that drug companies are still willing to carry the mantle of the drugs that no one else wants to manufacturer. >> well first of all, i think it is important to understand that some of the companies that we're looking at do absolutely no r&d. so it is not like they are reinvesting the proceeds from the drugs that they have on the market into developing new life-saving treatments. these are drugs that have gone off patent and been around for a long, long time, that have been acquired by another company that hikes up the cost. and we want to understand why. this may represent a market failure. maybe it is too difficult for competitors to get into the market. maybe it is too difficult for foreign companies that would be interested in making this kind of pharmaceutical to get fda approval, those are some of the questions we're going to be asking. and i hope answering. >> you've requested documents and information from valeant, turing and retrofin and rod elis. and it has besieged by other issues but the issue has been felt dearly by valeant which lo

you can't at the same time claim to be wearing the mantle of cyrus the great in 2,500 years of monarchy. and then claim this. in the 1960s, the shah was perceived as being on the right side of history, and the saudis and house of saud, even during the reign of king faisal were seen as a very conservative monarchy, unwilling to reform, very religious and sort of destined for the dust bin of history. of course they couldn't have got that more wrong. the shah falls in 197 t9, and t house of saud is still ruling saudi arabia. but the perception is whether they would be able to weather the storm. and this is a narrative that the shah constantly reiterated to washington, to convince them to back iran as the dominant power in the region. >> president nixon becomes president in january 1969. but he first meets the shah as vice president in 1953. can you describe their meeting? >> it was a memorable trip. it was december 1953. it was about five months after the coup when vice president nixon goes to tehran. and from his notes of those meetings and the reports that he gave to president eisenhower

also they are very good at inspiring people in other parts of the world to kind of take up the same mantle don't know how connected some of the local groups are to i.s.i.s. central. there is clearly at least a messaging to prop gan gay da and actually curled nation as well. >> brown: messaging through propaganda? >> yes. i.s.i.s., this recent paris attack, this abdelhamid abaaoud in paris the ring leader of the attack gets chided by i.s.i.s.'s propaganda ministers in syria saying do something in paris, these westerners have to pay for the things they're doing do us, so that becomes we think what drove him to commit the crime. >> brown: you used the word "chiding. >> yeah. >> brown: chiding? it feels like there is almost some shaming that goes on and you see this repeatedly by i.s.i.s. central and their propaganda messages. they used the videos which they put out publicly to call on jihadis in paris, you know, do something or anything. and they make the same message in america and russia and other places to goad local affiliates to take action. >> brown: does anything about paris surprise y