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my special guest host, michael kay. >> good afternoon, sir. >> thank you for being here. capitol hill where the keystone pipeline is now a step closer to reality and republicans are furious that immigration reform also looks like it may move forward without them. luke russert is there. what have you got, luke? >> reporter: well, ari, a busy day on capitol hill. the keystone pipeline construction bill passed out of the house by a margin of 252-161, included in that, 31 democrats supported the bill. it will now go to the senate where mary landrieu from louisiana wants to try to get it past. not sure if they'll have democratic support to break the votes and president obama said he will veto it. another one, immigration, detailing the fact that president obama is moving forward on executive action which is making a lot of republicans upset. i spoke to a few republicans today, guys, that said a government shutdown should remain on the table to prohibit the president from moving forward on executive action regarding immigration. that, of course, the deadline is december 11th. e

. >> let's go to michael kay, a retired lt.el in the royal air force and former advisor to the british ministry of defense. this time, isil went further, behead ago dozen syrian fighters, as well. are we seeing mines of desperation now on the part of isil to do something graphic to get the world's attention? >> i think everything isil has done, del, since we've heard about them is desperate. i think this is a specific piece of desperation. kasig was a good man and had a huge heart. we've got to look at what's gone on beforehand, and isil are in discriminate, killing should not knee, shia, christians, jews, ensleighing women and children from the yazidis. they are raping, sub. >> gating women. everything they do is brutal and inflicting terror. what we are seeing now is something more akin to isil bang cult rather than a terrorist organization. it is in a place where the prophet humid said judgment would come. i think that is significant. i also think it's significant the fact -- these brutal tactics that isis are using are inte

joining me is michael kay, retired senior british officer and military strategist, now a foreign affairsg here. why would isis show where they are? >> i think it's a great question. what we have to understand is that up until now everything that isis has done has been incredibly calculated. they've done that for a reason. having spoken to sources about this, they're really aligning themselves to more of a cult than a terror organization. it's significant for a very good reason because that is where profit muhammad said the day of judgment would occur after the four. >> they wanted to send a me message? >> it is still intelligence officials are pouring over. what i think it does is every time one of these videos comes out, it exposes them in a different way, releases more information and i think what we're seeing with isis in the brutal nature in which they attack sunni, shia, christians or jews, yes, it's brutal. it cements the nature, it binds the perpetrators into this cult. >> are they sending a message showing these other executioners with their mask on? >> i think what's interesting

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michael brown. others marched down the streets creating traffic disruptions but the scene was a far cry from the destruction and kay uses of the first two nights after a grand jury decided not to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson for brown's death. >> we should be peaceful but that rioting and brought awareness and attention. >> reporter: here demonstration where is mostly peaceful with small protests. police and national guard prevented major flare-ups but demonstrations continue to spill over into other cities n oakland, california protesters ran through the streets and smashed windows last night. people laid in the streets in los angeles and officers arrested protesters who refused to disperse. >> one of us has been harmed and therefore all have of us has been harmed. >> reporter: back in ferguson some are giving thanks to sit waysness their community is more peaceful. frank roberts came here from new york, giving up his thanksgiving to support ferguson and the the brown family. >> today is a a tribute to them. that is what i see all of the young protesters here today. >> reporter: many say they will

kay hagan's loss to tom tillis. one of the most devastating of the night for democrats. we go live. plus the gop's path to power. michael steel joins us to explain what republicans did right and the pressure now on his party to do something big in the future. don't go anywhere this special edition of "way too early" continues after a quick break. >> thanks to all of you, we're heading to washington! and we are going to make them squeal! >>> marijuana was a big issue in this election. there's been some questions like do you support the legalization for medical recreational -- might be too confusing to people who smoke marijuana. as a result they are wording it in ways that are easier to understand. i'll show you what i mean. in oregon they asked would you ever wrap a burrito in a pizza? in a alaska they say have you ever put a slayer cassette to teddy to freak out your little brother. in washington, d.c., they ask have you ever worn cargo shorts to a funeral. we'll get the right answer. >>> jimmy fallon may be joking about it but it was a serious issue in this cycle. voters in washington, d.c., approved legalized recreat

. >> well, the doctor hired by michael brown's family to an independent autopsy testified before the grand jury, investigating the teenager's death today. kai jackson is at our live desk at how brown's family is trying to defuse any tension leading up to that grand decision. >> allison, all of missouri will closely for the grand jury's ruling. family members echoed the missouri governor's calls for calm before the ruling. they're trying to avoid any that might looting erupt after the jury decides whether to indict officer wilson. some business owners are up in ferguson, concerned about emotions erupting after that decision. independent doctor hired by the family testified in front of the grand jury. looting and rioting is not a responsible way of feelings. those if the -- it diminishes the healing andfor positive dialogue going forward. >> now, the jury could make a the week.ithin michael brown was 18 and unarmed when he was shot and killed in ferguson. his parents have gone to geneva, appeal to theo united nations committee against torture. >> okay. tension ahead of the grand decision. that's our question of the day for you today. are you

demonstration turned kay jot nick minneapolis when someone drove through a group of protesters and injured a woman. >>> officer darren wilson, the policeman who so the and killed michael brown is opening up about what he says happened that day in august. he sat down with george stephanopoulos yesterday for an interview. nikki burdine has more. >> the reason i have a clean conscience is i know i did my job right. >> reporter: darren wilson speaking for the first time since a grand jury decided not to charge him with a crime in the shooting death of michael brown in an interview with abc news. wilson tells his side of what happened that day. first, the struggle and then the punch he says he took from brown. >> the way i described it, it was like a 5-year-old looking at hulk hogan. that's how big this man was. >> reporter: then the first series of shots he fired. >> i said get back or i'll shoot. and then -- [ no audio ] >> sorry for the mixup there. the parents ever the shooting victim michael brown appeared on cbs this morning. they said officer wilson was just out for blood. >> he didn't what i had to do. he did what i wanted to do. i don't think he wanted to kill my

kay hagan ad? >> reporter: there's more in georgia, flyers encouraging african-americans to vote invoked images from ferguson, missouri, where michaelown was shot to death by a police officer. republican tara wall sees it as an attempt to inflame voters. >> race is a very real issue for us as black people. i think it's disappointing when you have democrats who take the issue of race and use its to incite without any fact or basis. >> reporter: they say this is about localizing the election and making voters to think less about the federal races and more about the judges, prosecutors and others who invoke justice. atlanta city councilman kwanzaa hall said it's valid to talk about in the midterms. >> i would not use these in a campaign if it were my personal campaign, but i would want to make sure that we have dialogue and that we bring all parties to the table. >> reporter: still dialogue over race is tricky. louisiana incumbent candidate mary landrieu got tough criticism after she said this to nbc and the south and the president. >> the south has not always been the friendliest place for african-americans. it's been a difficult time

kay hagan ad paid for by harry reid's super pac. >> reporter: and images from ferguson, missouri where another young black man, michael brown, was shot to death by a police officer. >> race is a very real issue for us as black people. but i think it's disappointing when you have democrats that number one, just take the issue of race and use it to incite without any factor basis. >> reporter: democrats deny this is about inciting local anger. they want them to think more about the judges, prosecutors and others who allocate justice. though the tactics are not embraced by all african-american politicians. but atlanta's city councilman says it's valid to talk about in the mid-terms. >> i would not use these in a campaign if it were my personal campaign, but i would want to make sure that we have dialog and that we bring all parties to the table. >> reporter: still, dialog over race is trick eye. louisiana's mary landrieu got tough criticism after she said this in an interview with the nbc about the south and the president. >> the south has not always been the friendliest place for african-americans. it's been a difficult time for the pr

michael will brown. others marched down the street creating traffic disruptions. but the scene was a far cry from the destruction and kay uses of the first two nights after a grand jury decided not to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson for brown's death. >> it should be peaceful but you at the same time rioting and looting is a necessary evil. it brought awareness and attention. >> reporter: here in ferguson demonstrations were mostly peaceful were on only small protests. police and national guard prevented major flare-ups but demonstrations continues to spill over into other cities. oakland, california protester ran through the streets and smash windows last night. people laid in the streets in los angeles, and officers arrested protesters who refused to disperse. >> one of us has been harmed. >> reporter: back in ferguson some are giving thanks to the situation in their community is more peaceful. frank roberts came here from new york giving up his thanksgiving to support ferguson and the brown family. >> we sacrificing today is really a tribute to them. that is what i see all of the young protest down here

michael bennett did not claim victory untin 2010 un the next day. they say we will not know the answers tonight. we'll watch colorado. kayagan, this is a bellwether. if she loses, republicans are in for a great night. she's been a great candidate. republicans are worry about african-american turnouts. i think we'll go late on this one. it's been a nail biter. and then in north carolina, jeanne shaheen has been ahead. this is a good bellwether. scott brown wins in new hampshire. >> do we have a clue what will happen? >> i think you go by the early poll closings here in kentucky, you've got a 7:00 poll closing, some close at 6:00. in georgia, a 7:00 poll closing. as brianna just noted, republicans are confident. we'll get a sense of african-american turnout in louisville and jackson. kentucky pushed the president away. then in the state of georgia, we may not know some of the results tonight or until december if there's a louisiana runoff. january if there's a georgia runoff. these two early states will give us a sense of who is turning and who is not. >> john king, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in our political panel

cnn's randy kay spoke exclusively to merritt before any one knew he was a suspect. she covered this for years and joins me now. randy. >> reporter: michael, in his only television interview chase merritt talked to me about his final meeting with joseph mcstay, the day that mcstay and his wife and young sons suddenly vanished. the interview was january of this year, and the mcstays had disappeared nearly four years earlier on february 4, 2010. merritt was mcstay's business partner. he says a close family friend. the two had met for lunch that day and nobody ever heard from joseph mcstay again. merritted that attention of authorities because he was with mcstay just hours before he disappeared. listen. >> you were the last person he saw. >> definitely the last person he saw. >> did joey have any enemies you knew of? >> none. none. everybody loved joseph. >> any idea why someone would want to harm him and his family? >> no. there's nobody that i know of in his entire life that i'm aware of that would have any reason to hurt him. >> now police say chase merritt murdered the entire mcstay family and merritt may face the death penalty. the rema

kay hagan ad. >> reporter: encouraging african americans to vote i'm vote images from ferguson, missouri where michael shot to death by a police officer. republican tara wall sees it as an attempt to inflame voters. >> race is a very real issue for us as black people. we should be able to talk about it, but it's disappointing when democrats number one take the issue of race and use it to insight without any fact or basis. >> reporter: democrats deny the tactics are about inciting the racial anger and making it more about judges, prosecutors and others that allocate justice. though the tactics are not embraced but all african american politicians but one says it's valid to talk about in the midterms. >> i would not use these in a campaign, if it were my personal campaign, but i would want to make sure that we have dialogue and that we bring all parties to the table. >> reporter: still, dialogue over rates is tricky. louisiana incumbent democrat mary landrieu got tough criticism after she said this in an interview about the south and the president. >> in the south is not always been the friendliest plac

kays ferguson, missouri is on edge. the whole metropolitan st. louis area is on edge awaiting news on whether officer darren wilson will be indicted for the death of michaelt almost looks like preparations for a hurricane is stores being boarded up and residents being urged to be prepared at home with bottled water and plenty of food. some residents do not want the media there. ferguson activists in particular feel that the media is out to get them, out to be against them. so they're making their own media instead. they're writing blog posts and they're posting live videos to the internet with their cell phones. these live streamers are sometimes competing with professional journalists like cnn's own sara sidner. sometimes what they do adds to the store but other times it's openly hostile to the professional media. look what happened here when tensions boiled over. >> fake media is not allowed in ferguson. fake media got to go. we holing you all accountable. >> cnn told me that the protesters were violent and that they ended officers who were equipped with riot gear and their weapon of choice was [ bleep ] a water bottle. >> you all keep lying we will shu

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