bashar al-assad on one side, isis on the other, one bad guy and a bunch of really bad guys. we are training people to fight -- nobody explained what the end game in syria was even three years ago? i would love to hear john mccain, john mccain if he were president today when he would have said two years ago, what would have been is his mind to depose bashar al-assad, in the middle east we saw how that played out in iraq, what is the alternative? >> i hear what you are saying but here's the problem. by not going and getting involved in made isis more powerful. at the same time you look at russia getting involved because they are best buddies with bashar al-assad. they are making their own friendship very and if you want to wash your hands of this whole thing i completely understand but only festers and gets bigger in europe who has ignored it, watching refugees who are fleeing this, so the problem is even though you don't want to get involved, in the end you end up involved. when isis terrorists come here and inspire people to attack our country, to attack someone else i don't

it was a little after 7:00 when the pilots reported a problem with one of the hydraulics on one of its brakes. here's that radio call you were talking about. >> sir, we do have a technical issue here. we've lost our hydraulic system, one hydraulic system. so we're going to have to return we'd like you to inform kennedy please that we have lost hydraulic fluid and it may well be dumped on the runway. >> he sounds so calm. the plane came in a little bit faster than expected perhaps partly because there were also problems with the landing gear door and they had no flaps either. so the brakes overheated, likely sparked a fire. that fire extinguished by emergency responders. the passengers taken back to the terminal and then the plane had to be connected to a tug and actually pulled back to the hanger. not clear at this point how many passengers were on board, whether they've been able to leave at this point, but fortunately no injuries reported, darlen >> kerry, thank you. >>> right now at 5:07, police are searching for a man they say tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl in the bronx. they'v

two accidents right now, one on the inner loom. one on the out -- loop. one on the outer loop. it's closing several lanes between connecticut avenue and 355. from a look at our trafficland cam, you can see the delays on the inner loop of the beltway right there. we understand an earlier tractor-trailer accident which spilled fuel spilled that fuel on to not only the inner loop but also the outer loop of the beltway where we also have delays in this area. for commuters in north bethesda, best bet is to stay off the beltway because this is certainly going to become a major issue within the next 20 to 30 minutes. we'll have another traffic update for you in roughly ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >>> we're following some breaking news from frederick county, maryland where maryland state police are searching for a driver who struck and killed a marine. >> this happened just before 11:00. we're told the truck hit a car in thurmont on u.s. 15 near auburn road. 21-year-old william ferrell died at the scene. he's from carthage, north carolina. troopers are looking for a black t

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fiber one. for a while so that is another issue to take note of we may see the forecast return for temperatures right now fifties' along the peninsula the to the spot along santa rosa fifth is for the most part they shoreline does not jump to about 60 here is where looks like on the radar of the last batch to look at is we ought to see this being the first wave when we look at what happens upstream is after this evening opportunity it may actually lead overnight again for the commit early tomorrow morning or maybe leave some what rose to your returning to tomorrow morning we're talking about our fifties to their 60s syph 6467 and very contention on the sky opened up at all into the afternoon hours maybe 75 for those inland valleys meanwhile the bayonets into nearby 70 go back to that satellite radar search it will be coupled with as to show you the precipitation threat will start today of to the north will be watching that all this morning that in the with the radar had start with you can expect

soon we'll see police undoubtedly on the way with there one.have dining under the stars in media. how fun is that? and so it's going to be great but they're shutting down state street between jackson street and orange. you can stick to baltimore avenue as your alternate. they're going to shut down the road at 5:00 p.m. and not open it again until 11:00 but have some fun out there in media. also in atlantic city the brigantine connector at bacharach avenue still this accident out there blocking the right lane so he a couple of early morning accidents. we saw a lot more volume on the roads yesterday with the school buses and everybody out there getting back to work, back to school. on our commuter traffic report larry company lol is reporting we've got an object on the road on 30 westbound in manheim township so if you're out there just watch for something on the road. you don't want to get a flat this morning. don't forget to join our 6abc team when you go on the waze app so you can be a member of our team and we'll show you on the air. 75 degre

on 275. traffic -- 270, traffic flowing freely in both directions. >>> yesterday's apple announcements included a $100 pencil as an accessory for the ipad. >> it did not go unnoticed on twitter. tommy mcfly has more. i mow it was trending. >> totally. since we're friends, i'll tell you a pen for 75 bucks. okay, 50. how about that? a deal? $50? yesterday apple unleashed a bunch of updates to the iphone 6 and the ipad and the apple pencil which lets you draw in old school fashion. there was an oughtible -- audible laugh when the announcement was made and the internet went crazy talking about this. one guy tweeted hate to brag but i'm the first person to get my hands on the hashtag apple hashtag pencil. the diner chain denny's tweeted out they have their brand new high-tech denny's toothpick. no word if that's still complimentary with your meal or not or they're charging a hundred bucks for that. back to you guys. >> all right, tommy. >> no love for the pen. >>> what you need to get through the

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i will check on that. the staten island expressway, two lanes are blocked in both directions, and alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide. remember, be safe, don't text and drive. >>> the new york city police commissioner says getting homeless people off the streets is more difficult than ever. even more than when rudy giuliani was mayor. >> he says the court ruling tie their hands. here's marcia kramer with the latest on the homeless in new york. >>> the depictions of the homeless on the street are upsetting, often gut wrenching. people are lying zoned out on the benches, and people are begging for change. i asked the police commissioner a pretty straightforward question. >> reporter: i'm wondering what you would say to people who think the police should be doing more to help those people or get them off the street. >> reporter: the police commissioner said there's no denying there's more homeless, and he sees them in his neighborhood, but it was this, his contention that it was far easier to get

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what is going on. they kept on going and going.ally after about two minutes we went to a commercial break. >> it turns out the out-of-control graphics were the result of a computer malfunction. >> i was the weather anchor and also the news anchor. right before the show started the weather computer completely crashed. i had to run back and reload everything. that's when the graphics started popping up on the screen. >> and the laughing? well, that's an understandable human error. they swear it's nothing to do with the incident, but tommy and justine both leave the station shortly after that blooper-filled morning. justine goes to michigan to study for a master's degree. and tommy heads to dallas to be a reporter at cw 33. perhaps not surprisingly, he's no longer in charge of the weather. >>> coming up, a park ranger is caught in a rare earthquake. >> i felt very, very, very terrified. very scared thinking that i may not get out of the building. it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to mas

on the 59th street bridge, doing fine on the upper level. as for the trains, everything running on or close to schedule this morning. >> thank you very much. 7:33 now. it was a mess yesterday morning on the long island railroad, there was no way you can sugar coat it. raising a serious red flag about our infrastructure, especially transit problems. >> what is worse is that this is certainly not the first major issue that we have had -- >> no. >> even this summer. and it's not just the east river, it's also things that are going on getting from new jersey into new york as well. but let's bring in veronica vander pool with the tristate transportation campaign which is an advocacy group, and you were telling us you essentially are encouraging people to take mass transit and not drive. transit. >> well, we want to provide transportation options for people in the tristate region. we recognize not everyone can option. that's what we work to do. >> let's be honest, frankly, it looks like our train infrastructure whether it's the lirr, the problems

one is at the kelsey ville presbyterian church on third street in kelsey ville. the other is at the napa county fair ground. meanwhile the bute fire is holding. governor brown declared a state of emergency for that area. cal fire has that about 15% contained this morning but at least 86 homes, 51 out buildings are gone. 6400 more buildings are still threatened. adding insult to injury, looters are starting to zero in on evacuated homes. officers arrested an oakland man at a house in san andreas after they say he forced his way in to burglar eyes. back to you. >>> californians' right to die law is in the handle of governor brown. >> this is after emotional lobbying by the family of brittany maynard, the woman who moved to oregon so she could legally end her life. the governor has not said whether he will sign the bill. if he does here is what it would include, making written and oral request to a doctor for the lethal drug and then making another request to the same doctor within 15 days. lastly, a second doctor must sign off that the patient is mentally stable an

on and on on top of we have the various policy initiatives twenty-four hour utilities and asset management and capital investment and redevelopment one of the more specific to the current investments dealing with the city and the workforce development and perhaps in the section you'll let me know when consider the budget to make any changes you'd like. >> i wasn't following redevelopment it wasn't. >> how we develop with the development within the city. >> you can actually - >> so like treasure island development authority board and hypocritical. >> hunters point and i guess i don't understand maybe now is not the right time of the policy definition then. >> i think this is and that's a good question i'm trying to get our arms around what this indicates. >> i have the same question in my recollection when i came on the commission there already been a fair amount of work the commission did to begin those areas and whatever the logic was was lost to me i don't know what it was i wasn't here contaminate. >> we had a spreadsheet. >> that's something we can work on to try to come up and explain

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that sector getting crushed on the back of a "new york times" story on drug price gouging, one company in particular was highlighted in that. then presidential candidate hillary clinton tweeted out saying that she has a plan to take on the drug price gouging that she sees out there. we have much more on this coming up in a little bit. you see the index is down over 4% right now. >> honing in on apple because a major cyber attack on the apple itunes app store has malware affecting apps developed in china, could other parts of the program be at risk? we have a top security expert. >> what are those of us with ipads and iphones supposed to do with b. it? >> plus new data on existing home sales falling more than expected and now jpmorgan chase is making a move that could put another damper on home sales. that story is also just ahead here. >>> let's start with biotechs getting slammed. those stocks down as you saw there after that "new york times" article on specialty drug price gouging during pharmaceuticals was pro filed in that piece after it raised the price of one drug from $13.50 to

he goes on on trial on january 7. is accused of accidentally killing a 28-year-old in a stairwell last november. he remains on desk duty. they have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. >> higher tears and tolls, and delays could be and told if the and pa doesn't get the funding they need. they have to to fill in $1.8 billion budget gap. they say the plant asked the the best option. they want the state to increase its contribution to a total of $8.3 billion. built the city to boost the share from 3.2 billion. so far that hasn't happened. >> ben: the staten island ferry is expanding service. the ferry will run every half hour, around-the-clock starting early tomorrow morning. even on the on the holidays. if you want to get to staten island at three am now you can do it. they had four new weekday trips between one and and 5:00 a.m. in each direction and on the weekend between three and six am in each direction. the best part is, it's still free. >> and you can buy a beer on board. >> ben: surprising data that

if we have one on a website www.kron4.com. in federal court herself after refusing to issue a marriage licenses to same-sex couples she says she is under howe got a story to couples have sold her and that tax in u.s. district court to find her in contempt of court and could face fines or even jail time that hearing is set for 8:00 this morning so will have the judge's decision for you as soon as a comes in. >>mark: harris a form video showing the moments after the 28 year-old shot himself in the west oakland station tuesday night after reviewing video of the incident to india from by time as one of the two officers if investigators say they're confident of officers followed protocol and never fired their guns he is listed in critical but stable condition this morning >>darya: the baby really loves books see what happens every time the story ends it is a musty video coming of and a well for bombs the governor of connecticut. >>george: tracking is the top spot with the ride to the bay bridge when traffic is backing them with the

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rest move on through the room, that focuses on innovation in military medicine, one exhibit on display is the inantages -- the advances surgical kits. we see surgical kits from the war of 1812 compared in contrast with kits from the civil war, the mid-20th century world war ii, and then kits used by medical examiners from iraq and afghanistan. one thing to notice in the surgical kit from the war of 1812 is the knives may look to us today very much like kitchen knives or butcher knives, but these were the precise tools of that era. it's interesting to note those knives are alongside the tools used to extract bullets from injuries. one can imagine the pain that might been caused by using the tools themselves. another object, kit of note is the kit used to do a poorest modem -- post modem -- on johnem examination paul jones. he died and was. in france at the end of the 18th century. but in 1905, a surgeon named joseph corneal had jones' remains exhumed and used this kit to positively identify his remains, which were then reinterred at the naval academy at annapolis, maryland. another exhi

if you're not ready to do that on day one i don't think you're ready to be president on day one. >> let me ask you about the format, the moderator saying you said this about this person and you said this, fight it out, like they wanted a wwe smackdown and full cage match. what was your reaction? do you like it? not like it int? productive? not productive? >> there was a lot of substantive questions i'll give them that but the questions around one particular candidate that a lot of people are talking about left a lot of the candidates out from having a chance to talk about things. i hope people will tune in, while that makes for great television, in the end we want someone that's been tested taking on the union bosses and special interests in washington and got results and did it without compromising our conservative principles. if that's what you want from your next president, i'm your candidate, who you should vote for. >>> coming up on a special edition of hannity. >> this is an example of some who want to isolate us and not be engaged. we do need to be engaged with russia. we don't g

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one on 107th street, the other on 108. power still knocked out to hundreds of residents and businesses. con ed doesn't know exactly how many are in the dark this morning, but it startled many who heard the noise. >> the lights had been flickering before that happened, so we knew something was up, but we didn't know it was going to be an explosion. it was just a percussion from the building. you felt the reverberation and everybody was like, what the heck was that? >> reporter: no injuries reported, but again, 9:00 a.m. is when con edison expects power to be restored on the upper west side. the crews are replacing an underground burn out, cable lines that were fried by the manhole covers. the big question at this point is what led to these manhole fires. not very hot yesterday. has to be another issue. back to you. >> they'll be happy just to get the power on for a start. thanks so much. >>> this morning, residents are back in their homes in bergen county after a frightening transformer fire and explosion. officials say an

we've had a couple of bad days on the bay bridge. yesterday was one of them. today it does look good. but usually at 5:30 is when we start seeing the slow traffic. also looking at the nimitz freeway and the san mateo bridge and all this inner east bay and near the bay it looks good on the roads. >>> americans are -- observances are being held around the country honoring the victims of 9/11. 2,977 innocent lives were taken that day in 2001. each of the names will be red aloud. we'll have live pictures for you on special ceremonies of these three sites. >> jasper baxter. >> lorraine jean. >> the largest of the memorials will be at ground zero in new york. since we last marked this solemn occasion, lower manhattan has climbed upwards and moved onward. one world observatory it's open now. it doesn't dwell on the 9/11 attacks but rather it celebrates the resilience of that city and the whole country. >>> many of the passengers on united flight 93 the plane that crashed in pennsylvania they came from bay area. there were several events locally paying tribute to the

on.hen aristotle brings us to us, he brings the corrupt form and ure form. the form in. nature would be monarchy. one person. the corrupted form of the single government would be something that we still deal with today, tyrants, dictators. government of a few, under aristotle, you have the aristocracy. these are the people consider to be the best among us, the leading citizens. democracy the idea of , wasernment by many frowned upon. felt that the many would subjugate the few. let's be honest about it. it's all about power and position. manyew felt as if the would use their political power to take away the things that they had. voting thatriers to to allow native americans to vote freely in this country until 1924. you have barriers that don't allow women to vote until the passage of the 19th amendment. you have barriers that don't allow african-americans to vote. you have barriers that don't allow many people to vote because of this idea of power. but we talk about power, we think of fre

the list goes on and on. but it will be amazing to see how the polling takes place post-debate and if there's a halt and catch fire moment with carli fiorina. she has gone up in the polls but not the big bounce we recently have seen for ben carson. so it will be wild. >> i think that's right. i think the other thing to watch for is jeb bush here. i think he has a chance to potentially stand out. he has been joking a lot on the campaign trail about how he's a low energy candidate looking at old pictures of himself saying that's a low energy picture, that's a high energy picture. i think he's going to have to display a little bit of high energy on the stage and i think he could either go that route and actually stand out and maybe make a mark, but if he makes a major misstep, i think he could come out of this with a big problem. >> that's with an exclamation point. casey, great to see you. thanks. >>> our pulse question today focuses on both donald trump and ben carson with dr. ben carson on donald trump's heel

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that's one i'm going to pass on.or that. >> thank you very much. >>> right now that is coming up but that abc news exclusive, kim davis, the kentucky clerk who refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples saying that would violate her christian beliefs. she spent six days in jail for contempt of court and the aclu now claims she's interfering with marriages again. this morning her first interview with our paula faris. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, george. i spent several hours with her at her kentucky property. kim davis says her religious liberty and her conscience, they go hand in hand. and in her eyes, those licenses being issued without her name on them are not valid. she tells me if it comes down to it she is prepared to go back to jail. >> i have never once spouted a word of hate. i've not been hateful. i've had people yelling and screaming and cussing me. >> reporter: kim davis says she never expected to become a household name when she started denying marriage licenses at her count

on 38th street on september race. both times he has seen entering the hotel with two women, both times he has seen exiting of love and care in a plastic bag. he engages these women on the street talking with them for a little while. they then reportedly willingly go into the hotel with him. those victims, but john jay college students with four kids and 43-year-old womana john jay college students with four kids and 43-year-old woman were found naked and sprinkles is police are looking for this man. mostly for drug possession, there are reports of kidnapping well. he is 5 foot 6, 170 pounds, he has treated dissing tattoos and this is key, on his left arm he has a rose and on his right arm framingham's. if you know this man, if you recognize and call crime stoppers, 800-577-tips. live in the garden district, back to you. dari: last week james blake, formerly one of the top tennis players in the world when he was arrested in midtown manhattan will it. the way the cop took him down. he wasn't a guy, had nothing to do wit

one microphone here and one in the center.line up and we will do rapid fire and i am hoping everybody has a question. i will do little questions for everybody here before we go to you guys. paul, who are the plaus paul, who are the plausible nominees now as of this date? most likely that will be the most likely republican nominee's? how do you see this shake out? does trump make it to march 1? >> i think he does. i think i can prove it. i've brought the statistics from four years ago and i inserted trumps number and just real quick you can see that there's 25% in new hampshire, in ohio, and florida. it puts him in the game right away. that may be an unfair way to look at it. he's and again. he will have delegates and he will have momentum, but you got some other great candidates out there. you have case it. you have jeb bush with a ton of money. job carly who was kind of exciting people. it's not over by any means but he's going to be and again. >> those are your plausible nominees? possible nominee at this point in time spent

>> hold on. let me grab my pen. >> yeah, clinton and jimmy spoke extensively about trump and the republican debate. she also down played her e-mail controversy. clinton also laid out the biggest issues to define her campaign. >> i've got a plan so that if you go to a public college or university, you will not have to borrow money to pay tuition. and i have a plan to lower the debt. >> and clinton finally proved to jimmy and the world that her hair is real. however, she did admit the color may not be real. that's okay. the "today" show following all the developments from the campaign trail. carly fiorina and jeb bush will weigh in on their debate performances. that's ahead at 7:00 a.m. >>> new this morning on long island, plenty of cuts under way at the sachem school district. they voted to make cuts to the custodial staff, clubs, and athletics. these cuts are going to affect nearly 14,000 students. >>> when the pope touches down in cuba, it will be his first official visit to the island. and he w

fire crews have a handle on fire and they will stay on the scene throughout the morning. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. >> the largest wildfire in california is only getting bigger, the rough fire now is 103,000ationers and only 31 percent contained. the sheriff accident has issued warnings for people in foothill communities in fresno county, and evacuation orders are also in place for fun lap with wildcats sent to other near los angeles. >> this sketch was provided by the department of a sexual assault 17. august 24 a man claiming to an comcast employee forced his way into the victim's hole located on san ramon court and sexually assaulted her. he is described as a white man around 30 years, 5' 9" and weighing 180 pounds. call union city miss if you have information regarding the investigation. >> protesters will picket outside an oakland whole foods after beating of a black customer. last week a security guard beat the pan after he got into a fight with a cashier, graphic photos surfaced of the man after the beating. the firm that will set employed th

okay, great, on to the next one.e're making a very big to-do out of this. >> the funny thing is, the liberal panel -- >> it is a big to-do. >> i like big to-dos. this citizenship question started with hillary clinton. when she was running against obama. are you proud of that? >> it didn't start with hillary clinton. it started with supporters, it did not start with her or her campaign. that just is not true. say this is some kind of a plant, because right-wingers can't take responsibility for the fact that there are people like that who are supporting trump. that's his base. nativist, white, anti-muslim, islamphobic. >> look at your base. wall streeters, people who want to kill cops. >> that's ridiculous. >> i just did what you did. i echoed you. i did a corollary to your attack. >> a corollary to my attack? >> exactly. i'm not sure what corollary means. but i think i used it correctly. >> nobody wants to kill cops. liberals don't want to kill cops. those are extreme wackos on both sides. that's who trump's appealing

and then some of the one other thing on the existed floor plans that was based on on the old plans we updated that to reflect the new floor plans the only substantive changes are the skylight changes i brought copies i'd like to submit the whole set and the summary of changes and a loss packet if you want to see them. >> we'll need a revised sit down for the records unless everyone needs to see it. >> if you can give one to the clerk. >> i don't know if there is questions we let other folks speak first. >> no other questions from the boards we'll hear if the department mr. sanchez. >> scott sanchez planning department to the revised plans as prepared this evening have addressed our concerns the revised plans in the packet have a skylight with volume within the rear yard wouldn't have been allowed without a variance to remove it so the skylight is flat with the building with the planning code i'll noticed a slight increase to the penthouse they're adding a mechanical area for as long as their, in fact, using that for mechanical equipment under the planning code in was a duly nose witho

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we have been pushing on it. i think it is on both sides. they are tired of this game where the politicians and big government get close with the big corporations and the game gets rained against small business owners and families across the country. that is what our organization, the freedom caucus, is all about. host: three minutes. journalist: obamacare, replace and repeal. we have been hearing that from republicans for years. there have been some proposals overall, but overall, they have not gone behind one. what has been the delay? guest: that is what we were frankly told by our leadership we were going to do. one of the reasons many of us are willing to vote for the budget proposals initially is because we are going to get to obamacare and reconciliation. the message we hear from our leadership as we will do that. that is what we should do because that is what we told the voters we were going to do. journalist: what is your own long-term plans for your political career? how long do you see yourself in congress? guest: coming to this cs

this afternoon we start with three major accidents on three major highways, one on 42 southbound side it's just up ahead involving an overturned vehicle past 255, and that means things are not moving so well, speeds like 10 miles per hour. coming off the walt whitman bridge and the 240 delays are spilling back to 295, with speeds like 11 and 12 miles per hour. this is delco, 195, should be 8 minutes to the blue routes, three time what's it should be because of the second major accidents in the northbound lanes near 320, are you stuck with the delays here on 95 in delco and the accident is gone. this one almost gone in the eastbound lanes of vine street expressway. police are on the scene but are you jammed solid coming off the schuylkill expressway, we have problems all day on the regional rails, what is left is the half hour delays on the wilmington newark and media elwin. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, maple shade on 380 eastbound and an opening on the tacony palmyra bridge. lots going on. >> thanks very much. more to come on "action news" at 4:00 today, first a texa

one that had it, one that doesn't. one that was clear and open, one that was posted by the epa. how can you not tell? >> i would need to compare -- >> you just got a comparison. >> what the area staff and epa -- >> the epa apparently had an on scene coordinator on the ground. is the on scene coordinator the one in the video who says what do we do snou. >> i don't know that information at this moment. >> epa did not release videos of the incident for a month after the spill. a month. how long did epa know about video footage of the incident before it disclosed the videos to congress and american people? >> my understand was the video was provided as soon as possible. >> a month? >> i don't know when epa obtained access. we can get back to you on the time frame. >> this is another video of the spill after the toxic water was moving more rapidly. go to video number three. so, if the epa had known the answer to the question in the previous video, what do we do now? is it possible that epa's response would have been better and prevented the water from escaping the mine? could we stop

who was clear on the military? >> that was a tough one. i am going to say marco rubio. >> i think he was able to explain our foreign policy in the general people speak. i think over the heads of a lot of people you start to confuse all of the leaders as hewitt brought up in his questions with trump. he explained what was going on with syria and isis in human terms. >> who did you pick? >> i also picked rubio. i think that's about the right explanation. but i will say qualifiedly two things, one he invoked syrian rebels which is sort of like we need to arm the unicorns in the middle east. that's not a great strategy. he does have the story and freedom and liberty, warm, fuzzy rhetoric i think connects. >> hold up your losers. losers for military who did you pick? >> you picked paul? >> i actually picked jeb bush. >> thank you so much for being with us. interesting perspective from both of you. heather, over to you. >>> thank you very much. how did the candidates rank among voters? pollster frank luntz has reaction from his focus group. >> h

i have no idea what is going on right now. james is one of the nicest guys on the tours. in general if you ever met him. talk about restraint. i think i would have been swinging there. >> mark, amazed how calm he stayed. thank goodness he did. we may be talking about another brutalized person if not. may not be with us anymore. >> that's xraktthat's right. if they don't identify as police and you don't know they're police. it could have gotten really ugly really -- we lost mark lamont hill. all right. yes? no? we'll fix it. let me read the statement first. then we will get a response. here's part of the statement that james, james blake issued. he says while i continue to believe the vast majority of our police officers are dedicated public servants who conduct themselves appropriately. i know that what happened to me is not uncommon. as i told the commissioner, i am determined to use my voice to turn this unfortunate incident into a catalyst for change in the relationship between the police and the public they serve. for that reason i am calling upon the city of new york

going on on main street. look at medians, it would probably be very different story than averages because there are a lot of consumers who are at the higher or upper levels doing a lot better than the ones in the middle. >> is the stock market broken? i can't read a letter from someone like gross and think to myself, if he's right, that has to defy the entire history of the stock market performance. >> but, kelly, it's completely decoupled from what's going on with the economy. and the fed is entirely to blame for that. all of the quantitative easing we've had. all the artificially depressed interest rates. it has given these companies a pass, it has juiced up their valuations. it has not helped the average americans' wage. it has not made companies invest in capital and hiring and in the future. and that is where we're getting, i think the schizophrenia from is because the market is not reflective of what's going on in the u.s. economy on a broad basis. >> some of that gap might have closed here a little bit

but on monday, mr. putin was quick to lay out his view of how to handle the concert in syria, a view that is different from the u.s. oliver farry explains. putin calledmir on international coalition to combat the islamic state group. the coalition would work closely with bashar al-assad's government. >> uniting efforts against the new problems we face will create a real, broad, antiterrorist correlation -- anti-terror coalition. those who are bravely fighting terror, face-to-face. >> that is backed by iran. the u.s. is part of its own international coalition in syria but has now worked toward dislodging the syrian president while washington -- but while washington is continuing to soften its line, it is only willing to go so far. president obama: the united states is willing to work with any nation to resolve the conflict. but we must recognize there , anot be, after so much return to the prewar status quo. francois hollande said that the departure was a prerequisite to establishing lasting peace in syr

one can jew imagine the baby on board. the first thing that refugees do is they puncture the rubber dinghies because they're afraid of being sent back to turkey when actually there is solutely no one here to assist them. >> so they walk and walk. the closest camp and registration center is 40 miles away. >> i was expecting the police to help us out at least for the first tight. we don't have food or water. i never thought, ownership obliged to take this route to survive. >> it's too exhausting for these brothers. they fled idlib because their parents could in the guarantee their safety. >> i never knew it would be so harm. if i had gone i would have not come. >> tensions often flare. for new arivals the only option is to await their turn while continuing their journey across europe. >> it's just staggering, 25,000 refugees on lespos, which is not that big of an island at all, and usually a tourist island. just give us an idea following on from your report as to what if anything is actually waiting for those people? >> the

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i'm back on tuesday after jury duty on monday.s where have a great sunday, guys. >>> on the buzz meter donald trump blames the media for slamming his question to not correct a questioner who called president obama a muslim and not american, and he's back making the case on the sunday shows. is that an important story? this after the media pronounced carly fiorina the undisputed winner of this debate, in part for taking on trump, acts at a -- >> the big name from last night, carly fiorina. >> caroly fiorina was phenomenal. >> yes, i loved carly fiorina. i think she had a hugely powerful moment that everybody loved. >> she was in another league last night. >> she owned this d