patti ann: i'm patti ann browne for martha.sident is facing strong political headwinds at home and abroad as he seeks support for nuclear framework still in process but he says it is all part of his plan. >> you asked about an obama doctrine. the doctrine is we will engage but we preserve all our capabilities. it is not as if all these conversations i'm leaving all my you know, rifles at the door. we're walking in these negotiations and everybody knows that we've got the most firepower. and we're not relinquishing our capacity to defend ourselves or our allies. in that situation why wouldn't we test it? exsenior political analyst brit hume is back with us in the nick of time. we missed you. hope you had a nice -- >> would say it is nice to be back and that would be partly true. bill: great to see you. >> thank you. bill: take the obama doctrine, we'll engage but preserve all of our capabilities. what did you hear from that description? >> well i think it's a bit of a stretch for him to say that because it is pretty clear from a

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. students were sleeping in their dorm rooms when they were awakened by fire. terrorists firing as people ran for their lives. it's the second attack claimed by al-shabaab in two weeks. >> reporter: what's harrowing on top of the details you described is the security forces are not able to go into the one remaining dormitory and rescue the hostages because there are militant snipers on the roofs of the other buildings and they are shooting down at the security teams who are trying to rescue those hostages. they are mostly females and christians as well. al-shabaab which has claimed responsibility for this attack has been asking students whether they are muslim or christian. letting the muslim students go. 810 students are known to be at the college. only 535 are not accounted for at this point. the death toll is 15 confirmed and 16 injured. given that large number of student not accounted for the numbers are very likely to change soon, the kenyan president has just addressed the nation.

duke, patti ann? >> i will have to say duke because i have no horse in this race and you do? bill: apparently i owe people money. tantaros some money and martha some money too. that will happen manana. have a great day. "happening now" starts right now. jenna: certainly a good day for basketball. we'll have some of that on the show. meantime, "rolling stone" officially attract retracting its article on an alleged gang rape on the university of virginia campus. i hope you're having a great day. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the columbia journalism school in a scathing review that the magazine failed to engage in basic or routine journalistic practices. it spark ad nationwide outrage and crackdown on fraternity activities at uva. "rolling stone" apologizing to everyone criticized. the magazine says the writer, is a berna erredly, will not be fired, sabrina erdley. shannon? >> reporter: they reached out to columbia's graduate school of journalism to conduct in depth investigation into what happened. results were highly critical. here is portion. quote, the failure encompass

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laughed at again and there was a show-stopping number featuring this season's contestant patti labelle. judge carrie annba says a lot has changed but -- >> the heart of the show is the same. >> my expectations is this will be fun for six weeks and it was, but none of us expected that it would take off the way it did or that i would be sitting here talking to you a decade later. >> congratulations to ten years and absolute ratings gold. >> fantastic. nearly 8 million viewers tuned in every week for the abc's "nashville," now it's your chance to see your favorite country stars when nashville comes to the bay area next month. this is the series first concert tour of this magnitude stopping at nine cities across the country including san francisco. we spoke with charles eston who plays deacon clayborn who tells us this isn't his first rodeo. >> i did improv on whose line is it anyway and i got to make up songs with great props and i've been through that area doing improv in san francisco. so music was always the beginning and always a part of it and never until now they get to put them together. >> the nati