should make sure that we listen to them, listen to them carefully, but most importantly, actress ponsablyand act in a manner that fulfills our mandate for being academic and intellectual leaders at these institutions. >> stacey washington, you are based in the midwest, did these students have a legit gripe? and are they choosing the right weapons to fight their battles? >> well, i think they possibly do have a legitimate thing that they are protesting. the question is, should they have some of them on academic scholarship stepped away from that, and thumb their nose at taxpayers and individuals who are helping to fund their college experience by saying they would strike from playing football? and should they ignore the knock-out attacks that have been so prevalent on campus that fox 2 news has a hot spot. and these are children having facial reconstruction surgery. if you want to be heard, you have to come from a position of bringing everyone together, and not excluding any of the issues that might be impacting the campus where you are protesting. >> by bringing up those two points, do yo

that regime, turkey considers to be a dicker toal regime, a regimest ponsable for the destruction of, which has lead to millions of refugees, the bulk of which are being hosted by turkey. so that's where the basis of that tension comes from. what has made things worse is over the last year when isis, or isil, or islamic state came about, that has made things worse. russia as accused turkey of helping isil by turning a blind eye to militants coming through its borders, turkey have accused russia of bombing the opposition and not isil, basically giving a free reign to isil to gain more territory. this is what president erdogan had to say about that. >> translator: they claim to be fighting against daesh, however, they are in latakia in the north area, which is populated by turkmen's there is no daesh there. do not deceive us. >> reporter: so this by all intents and purposes some sort of -- i would say proxy conflict in the sense that whilst yes the latest flaring in attention has come about because of the downing of the jet, but both turkey and russia sit on opposing sides. and that's

we need our politicians to be more ponsable and that their words actually mean something. >> dean, whatou, jose -- no. i talk about issues of the week. generally it is issues from a muslim-american point of view. i have a great cross section of guests on talking about issues. we do ask a muslim a question and people call in. i have imams on, congressman ellis. i want to cut through misconceptions and the fear. i think open, honest candid conversations is important. people, call us. it is judgment-free. it is the only way i know to break through the fear people have, is to have this conversation. >> dean, nice seeing you. appreciate it. >>> in the wake of the paris attacks, a new bulletin issued overnight warns more than 18,000 police agencies across the country to be on the lookout for suspicious people conducting surveillance on soft targets in the united states. i'm joined by "new york times" reporter michael schmidt. michael, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> you recently wrote about the home-grown threat. does this new bulletin demonstrate just how concerned we are? >> we