about gun control and the democrats but the real focus will be on the syrian refugee crisis, nsa wiretapping, and the visa program that tashfeen malik used to get into the country. trump has been consistently leading the polls for the last 5 months but those numbers have taken a turn recently... especially in iowa where ted cruz is leading ahead of trump- and republicans here at the debate are reacting to that. national security and foreign policy in light of the terrorist attacks in san bernardino...this may spark security and foreign policy in light of the terrorist attacks in san bernardino...this may spark some small talk about gun control and the democrats but talk about gun control and the democrats but the real focus will be on the syrian refugee crisis, nsa wiretapping, and the visa program that tashfeen malik used to get into the country. especially in iowa where ted be sectioned out by anyone, tonight. the entire.... l-a unified school district shut down today.... following a threat.... -e-mailed to the school. that threat was later determined... to be a hoax. sources tell abc news

. >>> nsa wiretapping following the attacks in california and paris. majority leader mitch mcconnell says the attacks have raced -- raised more questions about limited actions limiting the nsa's authority earlier this year. it limited government collection of phone records and requires a court order to search them. >>> belgium's justice minister admits a law barring police from conducting overnight raids may have allowed one suspect in last month's paris attacks to escape. belgium police are barred from conducting raids between 9:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. a brother of one of the paris suicide bombers returned to brussels after the attack, but >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," jeff pegues reports from fbi headquarters on the war against terrorism in the united states. >>> last night, republican presidential candidate donald trump faced some tough questions from jimmy kimmel, particularly on immigration and trump's comments about americans. that group includes kimmel's psych ig who came to the u.s. illegally. >> don't we want people who want to be here to

annihilation without any real plan-- the candidates also talked about the syrian refugee crisis and nsa wiretapping. but as it tends to happen in this election cycle....the gloves came off especially when it came to handling trump. "every online poll has me winning this debate big. every online poll" as predicted....everyone had something to say about trump's recent proposal to temporarily ban all muslims from the u-s while we improve security measures in light of recent terror attacks. for some candidates like rand paul-- the discussion was productive. someing to get americans on board with a real plan. we have several decades of history now in the middle east where we have toppled leaders, gotten chaos and instability and actually i think are less safe. this is the first time i think ive seen on a national stage a full-throated debate about foreign policy, usually its chest about im gonna turn them into glass" but others felt this was just another game of grandstanding. we asked trump for his take: are you insulting your way to the presidency like jeb bush said? no not at all and i like jeb, but

and it has to be that level, minimum of probable cause to get a title iii or nsa wiretap through fisaight, makes people realize perhaps not doing that does leave open the inevitablity of more attacks like. this thank you both very much. >>> "outfront," new information that sayd farouk planned another terror attack with the man who got him the rifles that he and his wife used to slaughter 14 people in san bernardino. who is this man? we are learning a lot of new things about him at this hour and we will share that with you next. >>> and a supreme court justice questioning whether black college students might be better off going to less-elite schools. that is exactly what he said. his remarks, ahead. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your

all the intelligence, all the nsa wiretaps in the world would not help us identify a lone terrorist. you can have intelligence from the battlefield. but this particular kind of terrorism and the evolution of terrorist organizations like isis to identify and reach and recruit people like farook, those are places where it can fall through the cracks. you will not see those people. bill: in a moment we'll talk about the public and the role across america. the wife, someone suggests she is a black widow. the russians have dealt with this in the past. what are we to understand about that? >> whether you are talking about intelligence or counter-intelligence. we dealt with the idea of the beguiling, charge, wonderful innocent woman walking into the picture and having the personality and the ability and capability and desire to do very evil things. this isn't new. throughout history this is the way intelligence services have worked, to find the right attraction and put people together and turn somebody or recruit them to some particular cause. we dealt with this before. and we talked about

i thought the exchange of nsa wiretapping was a winner for the american people to understand more about christie trying to dismiss it and say that nobody cares and it is actually incredibly important and also the idea of vigilance, particularly after san bernardino and what we have learned that tashfeen malik, a terrorist killer, able to enter the united states on a visa without the social media checked and passing apparently three security screenings even though she had some very ill intent, obviously, for american citizens. >> a thing to point out to everybody, we learned today from the fbi director james comey about the investigation, the private messaging of malik and farook is where they described any type of jihadi messaging. >> she posted previously the support of radical, violent jihad on the facebook page and facebook postings, even to friends, even with privacy settings, do not have any legal expectation of privacy. >> all right. so one thing we know about the terror alert system that's been in place now and been announced today about the bulletin level to advise the public ab

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calling on the senate to review the wiretapping of the nsa, the agency's ability to collect phone recordsame limited after the package of the freedom act earlier this year. and you have seen this unbelievable video showing a cyclist struck by a moving train in poland. luckily the 26-year-old didn't suffer any life threatening injuries. efs reportedly fined $180 though for ignoring the light. let's get down to business now with landened dowdy. >> the prime rate is the most widely used benchmark in credit card and home equity loan rates so borrowers will have to pay more. but savers won't see any as savings account rates aren't going up. and uber and messenger. just like the app they can track their drivers and get a receipt. and the new "star wars" movie, as of wednesday, more than $100 million in tickets have been sold. and fan dang go says the force awakens accounts for 91% of all its sales. >>> just ahead. sports is next. who wants to try? before earning enough cash back from bank of america to stir up the holidays, before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the g

>> it appears the nsa program, the warrantless wiretapping everyone was so concerned about yield very lit until way of result. but the infiltration and surveillance of mosques, the connecting of boughts, figure out who is in touch with whom, that is how you kind of pursue leads. charles: in france they are closing mosques. it feels like this mosque. i know enrique and his wife got married at the islamic society of norco. if these are breeding ground don't we have a right to : . charles: breaking news on the san bernardino investigation. the state department is now releasing details on the shooter, tashfeen malik's k-1 fiancee visa, telling fox news all required procedures were followed in her case, there were no indications of ill intent at the time the visa was issued. wow. come on now. heather, i looked at -- i googled him and printed a few of the things out. it felt like they were more concerned about mail order bride kind of stuff, you know what i mean? the idea that perhaps terrorists were slipping in on this seems not thought of at all. >> i think that the government in general

paris senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is calling on the senate to review the wiretapping authority of the nsathe agency's ability to collect phone records became limited after the passage of the usa freedom act earlier this year. >>> you may have seen this video showing a cyclist being struck head-on by a moving train in poland. luckily the 26-year-old man didn't suffer any life threatening injuries. he was reportedly fined $180 for ignoring the light. >>> darth vader or donald trump? who wins in a head-to-head election? these are important questions. plus, conservatives give speaker ryan a pass. "scrambled politics" is next. citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi financed the transatlantic cable that connected continents. and the panama canal, that made our world a smaller place. we backed the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, for cash, anytime. for

wiretapping and data has been an issue of the past decade. does mapp apply to that? carolyn: it will be different because nsa is a federal agency. would be covered anyway. wiretapping is covered by title 3. there are statutes that govern the collection of data across wireline. the fourth amendment is relevant, although it's really a statutory beast. host: ed is watching us in danbury, connecticut. guest: hi, could you comment on the decision outside the courts, say in the popular media? for example these crime dramas often show the need for warrant as an obstacle to get into justice. the kind of ignored that requirement. those shows trying to sway public opinion, or reflecting it, or have you look at it? host: interesting question. when we get to miranda rights, there is a big social components. douglas make a plate into the popular culture? -- does this make a plate and popular culture? carolyn: unfortunately it is. rule-- inxclusionary law and order, any type of police show, you have a situation where there is evidence obtained illegally, it's excluded from trial, and a serial murderer goes free. people have this impression th

more and less wiretapping of data has been a big issue for the past decade. does mapp apply to that? >> it is different. the nsa is a federal agency and it would be covered. wiretapping for the most part, by title iii. there are statutes that regulate the covering of wire. it would be the statutory peace. susan: hi, edd. comment on the life of the decision in the popular media? police crime dramas often showed the need for a warrant as an obstacle to getting to justice. they kind of ignore that requirement. do you think that shows they are trying to dissuade public opinion? how do you look at it? >> did this case make it way it's the popular culture? ask it has, unfortunately. i think with miranda, unfortunately, because people are familiar with their rights. we have police serials to thing blame for people misunderstanding their rights. usually there is a case, there is evidence, it has been obtained illegally and a serial murderer goes free. so people have this impression of evidence that has been gotten them legal means has led to criminals being released from prison. a lot of very good social science resear

wiretapping. the masacres have lead to second thoughts about limiting the nsa's authority earlier this year. president obama is set to meet tomorrow with the families of the victims in san bernadino now back to "red eye. >> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy. hi, andy. >> hi, tom, how are you? >> good, good. >> before we start, is your -- do you have your sweater tucked into your belt there? is that on purpose? i am wonder figure that's on purpose. >> you are going for the adam levine a-hole look? just asking. >> i have been putting my sweater behind my belt long before adam levine was ever on the scene. i did it when "don't worry be happy" was a hit, andy. >> wow. and can you explain thom kodder's intro? it was brought to you by the letter o and latte. the o-latte dog was the one who beat him in the talent competition. >> look, i'm sure our viewers appreciated the inside joke, but still i thought maybe you should should -- tom you said cruz reminds you of the guy who shoved you in the locker. he seems to me like the guy who would as

nsa data? first off, do you think it might apply? >> thank you very much. we understand the question. so warrantless wiretapping of data, personal data, has been a big issue for the past decade, so does mapp apply to that? >> so mapp would be different because the nsa is a federal agency and so it would be covered anyway under the weekes decision. wiretapping for the most part is covered by title 3, so there's statutes that really govern the collection of data across wire lines. although the fourth amendment is relevant it would really be the statutory piece. >> ed is watching us in danbury, connecticut. hi, ed. >> caller: hi. could you comment on the life of the decision outside the courts, say in the popular media? for example, police crime dramas often show the need for warrant as an obstacle to getting to justice and they kind of ignore that requirement. >> sure. >> caller: do you think that shows a trend to sway public opinion or is it reflecting public opinion or how do you look at it? >> thanks. interesting question because when we get to miranda there's a big social component to it. so did this case mak

wiretapping authority. senator mcconnel was among those who opposed take ago part the nsa program that used to collect phonevery american. >>> well, a spokesperson for the pentagon says ash carter believes had easy use of a personal e-mail account for work-related matters, quote, was a mistake. now, the response from carter followed a report in the new york times which said carter used personal e-mail to do some of his government business during his first months at the pentagon. that was after hillary clinton came under fire for doing the same thing while secretary of state. the new york times said it obtained 72 work-related e-mails that carter sent or received from his personal e- mail account under the freedom of information act. >>> time is now 5:13. protests in baltimore were mostly peaceful af a mistrial was declared in the case of a police officer accused in the death of freddy graham. now, officer william porter. he was the first of six officers to go on trial in connection with freddy gray's death from a spinal injury in a police van. the jury couldn't leech a decision watch three dayings of delibe

nsa stores data in perpetuity. i was a plaintiff before the supreme court in the case that challenges the warrantless wiretapping dismissed because they believe the government's assertions and that our concern of surveillance was speculation. no standing and a right to bring the case we have no way to challenge the assertion that we didn't know was a lie and tell edward snowden. the fourth amendment limits the states' abilities to raise specific place time in the event by a magistrate. and with the arbitrary search and seizure of all personal communications former vice president al gore said correctly that snowden disclosed evidence of crimes against the united states constitution. we have been fighting have made no headway by a appealing to the traditional centers of power only after he documents the crimes committed by the state a genuine public debate began. in the president where previously dismissed from state surveillance by insisting of judicial oversight three judges have ruled on mass surveillance saying it was unconstitutional and the third to back it. none of this would have happened without snowden. he had acc

nsa are data. i was a plaintiff before the supreme court in a case that challenged the wiretapping, a case dismissed because the court believes the government's assertion. we had the court said no standing, no right to bring the case and we had no way to challenge this assertion which we now know to be a lie until snowden, in the united states the mouth amendment limits the state's ability to search and seize to a specific time and event approved by a magistrate. and it's impossible to square the bluntless of the amendment of all our personal communications. former vice president al gore said correctly is that snowden disclosed evidence of crimes against the united states constitution. we have have been fighting against mass surveillance, made no headway by appealing to the traditional centers of power. it was only after snowden leaked documents that disclosed crimes committed by the state, again -- geunine debate began, appointed a panel to review intelligence, three judges since the snowden revelations have ruled on mass surveillance with two saying spying was on constitutional. he could have been

fight against isis, the terrorist group's operations, and the nsa listening in on one of our closest allies and now we learn those wiretaps may have put members of our own congress, first marco rubio. >> people read that report, and the right to be concerned, have a right to be concerned about the fact that the leaders around world are no longer being targeted, one of our strongest allies in the middle east, israel, these are all concerned and there a legitimate. . . . . we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, find the lowest prices of the season. save $600 on the #1 rated i8 bed, plus no interest until january 2018. know better sleep with sleep number. pentagon officials you just heard credited a lot of success thus far also in ramadi and dealing with isis leaders to this increase in u.s. involvement. how cr