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very ornate and rich.>> this is for my latest collection. decided to put pants into the collection this season. we have a beaded garment here, pants and top. this is my favorite. it was my finale down. it's about -- black silk organza. >> where you get your inspiration? >> falling in love. >> are you in love right now? past experience? >> getting personal here on channel 2news. i am. i am. it moves you to different places in your life. you grow from that, you change. it's not a bad thing. this season i implemented color into my collection and i have never done that before, either. ornate beating -- beating -- beading. >> it must've been difficult to transition into having color. >> no, it wasn't difficult at all. >> can i go back to the show and ask you when you pick teams, i know that is a big deal. what kind of things were you looking for in teammates? sometimes you shunned people i thought should've been on your team.>> the team challenge, what i think is going on in that specific time at that moment and during that challenge, there had b

personnel are on the streets of paris following the deadly night of attacks that appear to have been ornated and well planned for some time. more than 100 people killed, and ans. not clear how any of those it cin attack, four major locions hit at once. it ended at this french theater that was packed with rock bands, the police storming the theater with 100 hostages being held. reports of explosions inside. rrists, notefe morelling t than 100 fans were killed. >> i saw two terrorists with ak-47's entering the cotncer roomring randomly into the crowd. [explosion] atath:rt the soccerdiboe mbs going off outside of the soccer stadium where the french and germans were playing. shocd fans on field, beingolnotgo oping fon crettwo miles away, gn restaurant, killing more than a dozen, wounding many. reporter said more than 100 shots were fired. a half-mile away, a crowded bar in the upscale section of paris, gunmen openi fe, kilng a lf, maybe more. en prede hollande ordered the borders of the country to be sealed and asked us french people to stay in their homes and not come outsid he also and assist

it is not about ornate phrases. reagan had crossed out every fifth or sixth word. he had written, well, this is a fine speech, i just cut a little of the fat out of it. now you are supposed to applaud. [applause] what he was saying was the style was very lean. it is not flowery. keep that in mind. what she did with that was to capture it. ending with a quote is extremely powerful. that is the kind of thing you are facing a moment of crisis. some of it is direction. some of it is research. some of it is inspiration. schlesinger: not everyone is obligated to do impressions of their former boss. she still writes speeches. she is a country being editor and u.s. news & world report. kerry: i started writing for president bush when i was three years out of college. i was by far the youngest speechwriter in the office. i wasn't assigned big crisis speeches. i got the spelling bee winner's and the girl scout of the year awards. the turkey day got pardoned. george bush 41 was the first president to pardon a turkey. it was a kinder in general or administration. that was the

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it's not about ornate phrases. one of the early speeches i yetived back from reagan, crossed out every fifth or sixth word -- he had crossed out every fifth or sixth word. top -- hetten at the had written, well, this is a fine speech. [inaudible] that's what he wrote. [applause] >> are you -- clark: what he was saying was, this is my style. it's very lean. it's not flowery. keep it in mind. that, and captured ending with a quote is extremely powerful. it was all the more so in this. that is the kind of thing you are facing at a moment of crisis. is direction, some of it is research, and some of it is inspiration. not everyone is obligated to do impressions of their former boss, but it is certainly encouraged. she was the executive producer of 41 on 41, which was about bush 41, which aired on cnn. she still sometimes writes speeches. most importantly, for my perspective, she's contributing editor at "u.s. news & world report ." mary kate: thank you. i started writing for president bush when i was three years out of

was always stuff floating around on twitter that may or may not beach or as the dust -- may or a ornate may not be true. the fact that the president of france is believing it is the islamic state is a strong sign. i assure he is basing that on more than what people are saying on twitter. host: charlie savage is joining us with the new york times. a washington correspondent. we will talk about themes in his book. 202-748-8000 four democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans, 202-748-8002 for independents. given the history of how his team approaches isis, from what you write about, what does this suggest about the paris attacks? what do you think the administration is doing as far as the next step? crises that i the am accounting behind the scenes are because i'm interested in the obama era of presidency, crises that happen here. the underwear bombing, he attended bombing in times square, that would be a place where the u.s. government is taking the lead -- attempted bombing. finding out who these people are, searching through databases , identifying who they have been in contact with, where

earlier today i met up with her at the french senate, an ornate, guilded space and we spoke in the senatehamber. the attacks on friday were so brazen, so devastating. are you still shaken? >> of course. of course. first of all, we have the mourning and just finish and even not when you see the picture of all of those young people. >> it's heartbreaking. >> it's terrible. now thinking about the family. we didn't have any funeral yet so you know we're just going on very, very painful time. >> as we stand here, there's just been a raid this morning. are you feeling more secure now that french authorities have been able to isolate the people responsible? >> now, first of all, i feel secure in my country. i trust the police. i trust the authority. i trust the will of the president, prime minister. the fight. here in this parliament we all are very strongly dedicated to fight isil. and terrorism. so i have no doubt about that. but, you know, the zero risk you cannot do it. >> when we see what's happening here, it would appear that there are terrorist cells operating in your country. >> of cours

was always stuff floating around on twitter that may or may not beach or as the dust -- may or a ornate not be true. the fact that the president of france is believing it is the islamic state is a strong sign. i assure he is basing that on more than what people are saying on twitter. host: charlie savage is joining us with the new york times. a washington correspondent. we will talk about themes in his book. 202-748-8000 four democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans, 202-748-8002 for independents. given the history of how his team approaches isis, from what you write about, what does this suggest about the paris attacks? what do you think the administration is doing as far as the next step? crises that i the am accounting behind the scenes are because i'm interested in the obama era of presidency, crises that happen here. the underwear bombing, he attended bombing in times square, that would be a place where the u.s. government is taking the lead -- attempted bombing. finding out who these people are, searching through databases , identifying who they have been in contact with, where the

the specific time, target ornate not yet known.up attacks on facilities in afghanistan. on saturday a homicide bomber targeted a member of the country's election commission in kabul, killing his body guard and wounding his driver. >>> one of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray goes on trial today. freddie gray died after suffering a spinal cord injury while unrestrained in the back of a police van. officer william porter facing multiple charges, including manslaughter for failing to request medical care. >>> and a terrifying scene overnight in virginia when a charter bus carrying college kids going home from thanksgiving break flips over, injuring more than 30 of them. the bus driver is now charged with reckless driving after colliding with a car. that driver also suffering minor injuries. >>> and another fox news alert. in just a few hours, the accused planned parenthood killer will make his first court appearance in colorado. robert lewis dear was arrested after an hour's long standoff that left thr

jordan's security establishment and how that contributed possibly or negatively to the rise -- possibly ornatelyf the ice is generally spent i think jordan and gid are essential characters in the story. zarqawi was a jordanian, and at the same time as i understand him, his real influence was jihadi was outside the country, was not part of the jordanian, didn't come out of the muslim brotherhood. he was influenced more by his experiences in afghanistan and then coming back to jordan years later and joint are starting to help start a cell that was quite radical and all ended up in prison for because of the lovely attended bombings that they never could quite pull off. he didn't have a single successful attack ever. the ones that failed most of those is the one that was just described by nelly. what comes out of this story is really jordan's role, interest into the containment of these groups. the recognized that had a serious problem. they saw as early as early '90s with these afghan fighters coming back to the country looking for things to do, being radicalized, and getting into trouble. so a pre