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. >> gary: score once, you try to go for an onde kick listen, ole miss fans - - they shouldn't be considering anything over. >> verne: not after arkansas. >> gary: no, i think arkansas had less chance of winning that gamewo weeks ago than l.s.u. does now. >> dan: first down. they slip it to darrel willia, and he does not get in, and one notes the absence of number seven, leonard fournette. >> gary: he took that helmet probably getting worse. back in the game now. >> verne: there we go. >> gary: will he go wicat? >> verne: jeter comes nea side. the fullback is mouton. fournette fumbles it. it's picked up by a teammate. brandon harris. but it's going to be third and goal. >> gary: you can't snap i better@than that. pocic picks ithere -- puts it there. fournette anticipated before he caught it. >> verne: third and goal. >> gary: thahas the second wildcat from the one yard line >> verne: now darrel williams is the running back. he goes left. he is dend the end zone. chief brown. >> gary: first of all you've got to bounce it outside, and then once you bounce it outside, the safeties come up and ma

the man as her attacker and the police came down and arrested him. 45-year-old david merk was arrest ond a felony battery charge. >> she drew him to a t as far as i was concerned. i drove right to the question. there was no question in my mind that it was the guy. >> i did not know what was happening. i was terrified. i was in shock. >> pauley's real life work is helping those who are less fortunate. wasn't that long ago that i visited a homeless shelter for battered women and children and pauley was there not only to help and raise money but to bring a little sunshine into those people's lives. >> what's your name? >> paulie's ncis character befriended a homeless woman last year in an episode that is close to the actress' heart. >> you're better than that, emma. >> despite this attack, she remains committed to the homeless community. >> i'm really happy to be safe. but, you know, he breaks my heart. i hate that people are that mentally ill in this country or anywhere. there is no help. >> typical paulie. she is more worried about other people than herself. she hopes to put a spotlight o

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we're so focused ond this possibility that maybe one syrian refugee was in it that we're not talking about the fact that seven french citizens were involved. a french citizen can get on an airplane in pairris and be at kennedy airport seven hours later. we're not hearing that discusses. hopefully we focus on not just the fear of the moment but the broader picture. >> you just noted that many people will find of interest, that many members of congress did not focus on what would be required as far as information for some of the syrian refugees who could potentially be in the united states, the screening process, the details of the screening process. that's fascinating for many reasons because you had isis at one point threatening to infiltrate the united states and europe by embedding some of its terrorists within the ranks of refugees who need help. so it is surprising i think to some that lawmakers were not focused on the details, the screening process, to your point, even though there were seven french nationals, it only takes one individual to carry out a deadly act of terror. >>

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picks up onds, isis the web people who are radicalized and asking for direction.hey aid and assist them and within a country or nearby countries, we have a terrorist outrage. angie: thank you so much for that. as we continue our special coverage of terror in paris and the response right now in syria. globe as g-20 the gets underway. you are watching our special coverage. coming up next, a lot more details to come. these are pictures of the response around the world. unified in the response against these attacks. unified as one from new york to london to tokyo. ♪ >> i think the events in paris are on everyone's mind, but how we were or would towards greater understanding across the g-20 nations is going to be an important discussion to continue to have. >> we not only worked in paris, our headquarters, but we have many people who work and love paris. we are all very struck. i am canceling my trip to the onc summit and going back monday to paris to join all our teams and all our staff who have already secured where we work. we are taking very strict measures. but th

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is an intensification of a strategy that the president announced more than a year ago, with you ond it many occasions. and i suspect he will discuss it with all of you again in the future. amy: the u.s. has also announced plans to deploy more fighter planes, including 12 f-15's, to the incirlik airbase in turkey . since last year at least 10 , nations have taken part in bombing in syria -- the united states, russia, britain, canada, france, australia, turkey, israel, the united arab emirates and jordan. , the white house moves to expand its role in the syrian war came one week after a u.s. commando was killed in a special operations raid in iraq. master sergeant joshua wheeler became the first american to die in combat in iraq since 2011. since his death, more revelations have come out about the u.s. expanding role on the ground in iraq. bloomberg news is reporting the u.s. has been running a secret special operations center in the iraqi city of irbil. meanwhile, defense secretary ashton carter acknowledged u.s. troops would take part in direct action in both iraq and syria. >> third a

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we are also told that when they got here they called for reinforcements just based ond what was happeningnguage saying the special forces police were carrying out operations to, in his words, neutralize terrorists. and they did believe, as you said, jose, some of the leads were telling them that perhaps -- perhaps -- abdelhamid abaaoud may be in a conspirat conspirator's apartment in saint-denny. we do not know if he was in one of these buildings. we may have more at 1:00 p.m. one of the lawmakers here called this a big victory. said he was not clear, not sure, whether the people who were in this area who were rounded up were planning another attack but showed that they were ready. another thing that we should point out here, you noted that there have been 414 raids over the past three nights. there are still 118 people as well under house arrest. so that is getting some attention today as well. we know that authorities are also asking neighboring countries around france to be on the lookout for yet another car. they are asking all the neighboring countries to be on the lookout. sweden ha

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. >> i just think base ond what happened in paris, we need to slow down and reassess what we're doingst to keep the same game plan going forward. i don't agree with the president on this. there is some legitimate concerns just in terms of when you think about what's happened with -- in paris as one of these refugees could have snuck in as one of terrorists. i think it's a big issue. there's a lot of intensity on this issue. the point is pause. let's take a look at where we're at and where we need to go. the other thing is the fbi director in my opinion, i talked to other experts up here, is our process of screening is not as good as it should be. and that is something that needs to be assessed and make sure that works. if there is any consideration going forward. >> you have two republican candidates who indicated that we should certainly halt the number of refugees who could come into the united states but perhaps that christian refugees coming in from syria should be let in. you would turn away those refugees who are christians? >> i don't think we bring in refugees at all. i think

we had focus ond the top ten candidates but we're going to do something different. crisis stirewalt is in milwaukee for tomorrow's debate. chris, we're shaking it up. what are we doing? >> we're shaking it up and out. we're going to six. we've done ten. we've been doing this index since january. and we've looked broadly at the top ten candidates, who rt ten people who are most likely to be able to win the republican presidential nomination because that's what we're talking about here. we're not talking about who's up in the poll this week. who we're talking about who's got the support, structure, the campaign and resources to go all the way and win the nomination. and there aren't ten people, frankly, right now who can do that. >> okay. >> we're only 12 weeks away. we're down to six. >> so your top three, i want to show our viewers we have a graphic for it, remains the same, ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson. and then the four, five, six are carly fiorina, donald trump and jeb bush. so the only one that really changed there was jeb bush replacing chris christie. why

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. >> approximately half way between l street and the state capitol i noticed a person in in a ond orrd row brightly colored dress who shake hands ant to or speak or get closer to me. i hesitated and said, keeping moving as i normally i saw a s i stopped, hand come through the crowd in the first row and that was the only active gesture that i saw. but in the hand was a weapon. >> you also talk about the intruders and you list them all. a group of people that tried to get in the white house. were they trying to do harm to the president or just wanted to get in the white house? >> some i think wanted to harm in some cases. i think there were a couple cases under bill clinton. a couple cases under barack obama. and also under george w. bush. but i think a lot of them are just looking for attention or mentally disturbed and they don't even know why they're there. i think a lot of times they are confused. they are definite threats that have occurred. and of course the one that is most startling is under barack obama last year on september 19 when omar gonzalez was able to get over the fenc

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government band ond that argument long before it got to the supreme court. it just got the government on to the wrong foot. >> there was an ambivalence about the korean war at that time. >> very much so. there were people fighting and dying in korea. very few sacrifices called for on the homefront. world war ich, rather world wari d -- i'm not that old -- a lot of things restricted o on the homefront. the korean war, you just didn't have the restrictions on the homefront. so they're a real ambivalence as you say. >> with all of the legal council the president got before, how did the government get off to such a bad start in making the case in the federal courts? >> well, the secretary of general will be live in infamy for getting into this mess. out of which the government never fully gets, i would say. he is hardly on the base of statutory authority. but then he gets into a discussion really with a district judge in which the district judge does a fabulous job cross-examining aldridge and ends up in the paper the next day. he basically answers, yes, he said

ghed onde on the -- wei the concern that the remedy that china will get the slower than anticipated imf reserve currency back, that decision happening next week, as well as china's pmi. securitieses today, -- those are be investigated by a regulator right now. for a legend rule violations. close to 9%. we talked about this all week. the ceo and chairman is still missing. they did send inspectors to the office. suspensions, the still waiting on a statement on that. anna: yvonne man with the latest. five minutes past 6:00. france and russia agree to coordinate strikes against syria to increase the focus on jihadist militants. >> president clinton and i -- president leonard hamilton and i will exchange council of all kinds, notably between our armed forces. the accounts of the islamic state will take place in a coordinated fashion to increase our effectiveness, particularly attacks on the transport of oil. thirdly, and president has given support your, the forces fighting against the terrorist groups must not be affected by our actions. need to hit them and daesh. anna: president francois

he's also a punter ond a defensive back. i mean, think about overcoming the obstacles he has to overcome every single day. what a strong kid. it's great the whole community embraces that. >> congratulations to him. facebook is testing out a new feature. we'll tell you what could soon start disappearing. >>> who pays the ticket in this case? why an officer pulled over a self-driving car. >> show me your circuit board? >>> follow the "today in new >>> inbound lincoln tunnel, lauren said this is the crossing of choice today. >>> facebook experimenting with a disappearing messages feature to compete with snapchat, allowing people to send a message in a chat window that automatically disappears after an hour. so, it's similar feature used by snap chat. with snapchat, users can screen shot to save it or parents try to do that. >> that's right. >> not clear if facebook will send users notification when that happens. >> more to keep track of. >>> 5:24. we've been hearing all about those google self-driving cars for a while and how s

you heard from left and from the ceo, david, any change to your rating or price target base ond what you heard on cnbc today? >> none whatsoever. so i have a long history covering mallinckrodt and questcor. what is interesting about them is they have raised these red flags regarding sales potentially collapsing because of disappearing managed care act. this is when questcor was a stand alone company. none of that has happened. the fact of the matter is axar works. and it works in a number of different clinical settings. and the product continues to grow. volume growth hasn't been quite as strong as what it was a year ago and two years ago. the fact of the matter is the product continues to grow. so my views on axar and my views on mallinckrodt haven't changed. we haven't seen any environments that this product is falling out of bed. >> you're one of the few analysts on the street that does not have a buy rating on valaent. you have a neutral rating on avlaent. do you see any potential issues when it comes to reimbursement, the assertion it will be a poster child for problems with rei

. >> president obama declare ed ond on america has a moral responsibility to allow some syrian refugees to settle here in the united states. >> many of these refugees are the victims of terrorism themselves. slamming the door in their faces would be a betrayal of our values. >> reporter: republican presidential candidates are attacking the president's plan to allow up to 10,000 syrian refugees into the u.s. >> president obama and hillary clinton's proposal to bring to america tens of thousands of syrian muslims is nothing short of lunacy. >> reporter: the president's plan says nothing about the religion of the refugees, but senator cruz says, quote, there is no meaningful risk of christians committing acts of terror. he and jeb bush insist the emphasis should be on allowing syrian christians into the u.s. >> they're being beheaded, they're being executed by both sides. and i think we have a responsibility to help. >> reporter: the president called that un-american. >> when i hear political leaders suggesting that there would be a rngs test for which a person who is fleeing from a war to

back in 2007 the number one source of death for our service members was iran and iranian provided .ondsds of our fellow servicemembers. more part --has this deal lifts the .nternational sanctions that is a slap in the face to the memories of those who gave their lives for our country and to their families. i think it is clear that radical islamists really feed on weakness. so when you have attacks rendered against our country the worst thing you can do is simply act like nothing happened because that is exactly what this administration has done in response to the attacks in benghazi on september 11, 2012. we lost an ambassador, we lost sean smith, we lost two former navy's -- navy seals. he was been held accountable for this? we have not done anything to go and bring them to justice that did this. indictment and we think that that is somehow going to stop them. let me suggest to you that when you do that you are sending a signal of weakness. they sense that and that emboldens them to attack us, our allies, and our interest here and abroad. we should have brought the people who did that

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