you a little psycho. >> i'm a little psycho. i'm trying to change the world and using comedy to do so. >> stephen: that's pretty ambitious. >> but just to add peace to the conversation. like we have a dog rescue for each show, so i have the audience completely silent so the dog's ears aren't hurt and i do a parade so ug das are my opening act which is a really-- >> stephen: you have like rescue dogs. >> i have rescue dogs. >> and people can bring them home. >> no, they can't. this he can apply to a do. you don't want some drunk person say i will take that one, you know >> stephen: he looks delicious. >> no, we have like a home vits. we have different dog rescues in each-- i mean-- >> stephen: do you that all over the world. >> i want to try to do it all over the world. i realized that my ambition was to save dogs because i saved a dog's life recently. i was at a friend's house and their dog went running out into four lanes of busy traffic. and so i was like chasing after it i was like stop! and all the cars stopped. and i grabbe

in a group like i.s.i.s., not everyone is a psycho- path. in fact, current research does suggest that many if not most of the members of an extreme radical group can actually have normal psychology, but then you have leaders who would be assessed as psycho- paths who are cold blooded, calous, without remorse and don't have a conscience. those are the people that need to be assessed in order to put resources to that person who is more than likely going to be a leader even of a small group like you saw yesterday >>> it is important for law enforcement to piece together exactly the type of crime it was in order to figure out the specific person that did it and the specific type of people that were behind it. >> it is, but most of the violence that we've seen with i.s.i.s. is this cold blooded without remorse predatory sadistic violence and we do have ways to assess individuals as to whether or not they are psycho- pathic individuals, and if you have so many people coming back into a country, too many people to be equally followed or assessed or

they offer treatment and psycho-social counseling. they say it can be very traumatic. many are shunned by their own families. >> the situation is really, really dire. some have lost their source of livelihood, you know, some have a lot of psycho-social problems that needs proper attention. otherwise, it would just compound their problem. >> as for kamara, she hopes that treatment will improve her eyesight, but the hardest part is not having they are mother around any more. the loss of a loved one is one of the challenges thousands of survivors of the virus in west africa have to deal with. al jazeera, free town, sierra leone. >>> new zealand will successfully defend the rugby world cup. they did it by beating australia in the final. lee wellings watched the action. >> the final of the rugby world cup together for the first type. >> now that we're here. we can't wait. >> legend. legends. >> the all blacks reached the show bee victory. the early pressure came from new zealand giving the legendary dan carter to open the scoring, in his last international. the all blacks w

you have a weird psycho person. >> call it a christmas miracle. earlier this week a janitor was seen holding holy child jesus when he found some unexpected and it's not baby jesus but an actual baby in the manger in the nativity scene. right after birth birth the baby still had nonbiblical court attached. >> is an american citizen over philadelphia and his family and friends were in chicago and went aboard the plane. he was told he cannot board the plane. >> it was a nightmare for me. i kept thinking about it how they embarrass me in front of everyone at the airport. >> you have dark hair, your facial hair, that's what means. >> it means. >> what is on a quest mark. >> diane at your chasing a story about cats and and on timely death for a few of the animals in york. >> that's right, keep an eye on your pets because they could end up dead if you live in brooklyn. a dog lover and bayridge tells me tells me there's a rumor going around that of friend, specifically cats are getting poison. the suspects are tainting food that animal lovers leave out fo

they include doctors, people -- >> she also said that they were psycho paths. i can't imagine.hink the number of isil fighters are between 20,000 and 30,000 people. do you think they are all psycho paths. >> these are people who are brainwashed, groomed into a particular world view. they believe in this group think. they believe everybody else is different than them and everybody else is oppressing them and everybody who's not even involved in that oppression is implicit by the very fact they're eye lent and believe they have got to do something about it, self defense and then violence. once you have a number of people buying into that word view, it becomes easier to change people's own perceptions and for people to go down these paths. we have to challenge the ideology. there are people, muslims and non-muslim that is are disenfranchise that had disagree with foreign policy and a whole range of things. why aren't they all jihadists? why haven't they all joint i.s. the reality is people are recruiting them and that is what we have to tackle. >> there were 20,000 isil members wh

"nightline" is next but first, this is their album "american beauty/american psycho." you can see this full concert on yahoo. here with the song "irresistible," fall out boy! [ applause ] coming in unannounced drag my nails on the tile i just followed your scent you can just follow my smile all of your flaws are aligned with this mood of mine cutting me to the bone nothing left to you ought to keep me concealed just like i was a weapon i didn't come for a fight but i will fight till the end and this one might be a battle might not turn out okay you know you look so seattle but you feel so l-a ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay and i love the way you hurt me it's irresistible oh oh oh yeah whoah oh oh oh oh oh oh yeah i love the way i love the way i love the way you hurt me baby i love the way love the way i love the way you hurt me baby i'm gonna get you to burst just like you were a bubble frame me up on your war just to keep me out of trouble like a moth getting trapped in the light by fixation truly free love it baby i'm talking

. >> speaking of psycho, what rock group -- >> talking heads. >> talki heads, they met at college in providence. >>> this major league team's triple a franchise is located in -- >> the red sox. >> is located in pawtucket. >> what's the name? this is for all the marbles here. you got it! those. > welcome back to "good morning america." right now, everyone's buzzing about donald trump's late-night hosting gig on snl. the presidential candidate as you can see, showing his funny side, cracking jokes and even dancing like rapper drake, maybe better than drdrake. >>> also happening right now, officials in mississippi trying to figure out what caused this massive sinkhole outside aihop restaurant. swallowing more than a dozen to pick up your turkey on your next shopping tr, grocery store owners saying the recent bird flu outbreak could cause a turkey shortage potentially, meaning higher prices. or a tofurkey. >> no. please don't ruin it. >> tried to get that word in the newscast this morning. >> you did. >>> just ahead, parents, this is a story you won't want to miss. are your kids using sp

>> is have to have a psycho waivers. >> they are not fighting to the death. >> one of the larger mainly events. >> it would do it? >> there is an election tomorrow. only 5 percent turned out to vote. bill: five? >> five. >> five. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah it's great to look back at all your family's milestones. and birthdays happen only once a year. getting the flu could make you miss the party. don't let the flu don't let the flu achew! take you out of the picture. get a flu shot today and encourage your loved ones to get one too. now's the best time - and the best protection against the flu. flu season can least through may. to learn more about the flu, visit health.ny.gov/flu. vachew! get your flu shot today.vachew! meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet tha

. >> the vast majority we proindividual is individual psycho therapy. if they cared fantny would be alive -- danny would be alive and the suicide wouldn't have happened. >>> the union said it's a smoking gun because group o points are 80 percent lower than one on one. we looked into this document extensively and we were not independently verify where the document came from. right now it's up to the state to determine what that document means and if it has any merits. >> what happens to the strike plan on monday. >> kaiser said they have a contingent single loan plan in place and will remain open. >> the raiders an the san diego charges agreed to have i forecaster has their spokesperson. >> it bodes well for our projects because it conveys to all the nfl owners with mr. iger's involvedment more can be done. >>> it was thought there would be a decision next january if the raiders and charges would move and they are now saying there probably won't be a vote until sometime next spring. >> in richmond, a driver took off at 80 miles an hour and crashed into s

>> is have to have a psycho waivers. >> they are not fighting to the death. >> one of the larger mainly would do it? >> i would. ♪ >> there is an election tomorrow. only 5 percent turned out to vote. bill: five? >> five. >> five.tt//www.evertz.com>[a5d] >> pumpkin spice. >> pumpkin spice bagels. >> there is an election tomorrow. >> surprised. a poll taken last week found that they have no clue they are all on the ballot. and that is not surprising. last time only 27 percent turned out. he was even worse with primaries the spring, but only 5 percent of the people in new jersey were registered to vote turned out to. and you can see why. bill: five. >> 5 percent. >> 5 percent. >> about 10 percent of the people who were eligible. registered republican or democrat. >> awful numbers. places where democrats outnumber republicans. some candidates are trying to change that. they are running against some highly interest republicans. >> the 1st of the year you have to get your name out there and make sure people know there is an election. challenges are out there. it is good. >> they feel that the

it's not psycho, they're not sick.acted to what's sold to them as a purer form of the religion. kennedy: is it a cult mentality? what happens. >> it's a utopian society. kennedy: people are sold on utopia, from scientologists. >> exactly. kennedy: there is a big gulf i think between buying into utopia on religious grounds and murdering innocent people. how do you straddle this? >> we feel that way because we've got the american reference point. here in the united states, the people who are drawn are of a different pedigree. they come from prison, disaffected backgrounds, they may be people who have a criminal burn and a violent propensity and drawn into the idea of jihadist expression, which is very different from the idea of someone who is devout who isn't necessarily given to violence but operates in a culture that has a much more fratricidal character. these people hate these people and this family wipes out this family. culturally it's something people can relate to and so packaged as part of the process of revolut

>> we didn't know if there was some psycho watching, u ow, watching us girls, work at the palms. >>r did the answers liin the >>a arted thinking, i have got to get out of this he blue, a tip. >> he had some information that wad our murder. would reveal a diabolical plot. >> i just could not understand how this was reality. >> but was this killer too cler to be caught? he is smarter than we all are. lester holt and this is "dateline." here's keith morrison with under a full moon. >> she was finished now. tired, wrungut. must have been as she walked away from the incessantly chirping machinery and the bleary eyes of t gamblers on holiday from real life who'd called out f her again and again and again. outside in the night, a full moon bathed the great hous of delight and sin in an unaccustomed shade of pale. it was september 29, 2012. at precisely 3:00 in the morning, in a back room of the palms casino, the cocktail waitress named shauna tiaffay inserted her time card in the staffing machine and set out to break a little rule. shauna had parked her car in the back lot, a practice d

waiter that wanted to hurt a lot of people." >> reporter: there wasn't a psycho waiter. none of evette's theories made sense. investigators wanted to know more about evette and her relationship with george. they found out that the couple dated on and off for about a decade. they'd lived together, then broken up, and she'd recently moved back in. dr. blumenschein is somewhat of a commitment phobe? >> dr. evette toney said that she had real issues with the fact he didn't want to a commit, and she said that her remedy for that was they were going to have a baby. >> reporter: now that they were trying to start a family, george the bachelor was also talking about marriage. evette had once called herself george's common-law wife. investigators wondered if she had anything to gain financially if george was killed. how much is he worth? >> he's worth several million dollars. and that fact alone is motive. >> reporter: they pressed that lead, pulled his insurance papers, and requested george's will. would she have been entitled to his money if he died? >> no, this man didn't even

can do so because the oil it calls an herbal supplement contains o oy point-three percent of the psycho-active compound t-h-c. "i think if you really look at it, it's not that hard. it's not like we're asking for something anybody can ababe because there'e'not enengh thc in there to ever get anybody high. it's not hurting anybody."represenative rod blum agrees. "it has nothing to do really, with marijuana. it has none of the ingredients in it that marijuana has to get a person high. it's a plant extract."that's why blum and two other iowa congressmen are sponsoring federal legislation that would amend the controlled substances act to exclude cannabidiol from the definition of marijuana and treatment as a controlled substance. "i've always been a person that believes if you or your legal guardians think that an experimental drug can help you that why shouldn't you be able to do that. why should the government be able to say, no you can't put this in your body."senator grassley argues it's the fda's role to make that decision after researching cbd's safety and effectiveness. something that's ben

one psycho analyst pointed out that the systemic rape or sexual abuse of a child is more than a sicknesse term soul murder to describe the robbing of a child's sense of self and of the world. in a world where so many families are crushed by economics, social breakon, the fraying of common life, it's no surprise to find hundreds of thousands of throw-away children, children that exist to satisfy the cruel desires of a tiny minority of people. it makes it possible to match buyers with sellers of everything, not only makes it easier to traffic and abuse children, it makes it easier to hide, to lie about who you are, to lurk in the shadows, fine your prey, your commercial and collect your money. hardly in, thank goodness will argue that it's not a victim les crime. i'm ray suarez. that's the "inside story." the news continues right now. ♪

>> i am on the verge of being totally psychotic but you are clear psycho. milking cow. ben: people who were caught the eye likely to be psychotic. >> it was slightly -- he would flip the script. juliet: my friend's mother, she literally stays up, wait for you to come on. >> wants to sleep with me? let me up. ben: we are supposed to talk about red cup controversy. this is not a big deal. i was more concerned about santa in the glacier at the mall. >> this is important. just because you don't get your cappuccinos like the the girl put your credit card in, the credit card -- run out and cappuccino at starbucks. who sponsors you? duncan doughnuts. they support christmas. how do you spell christmas again? ben: you do what in there, it is like red on that all over the establishment and a christmas blend coffee for sale, reusable they say listen, the cops have not been christmas for a long time, they had snowflakes, snowmen, those kinds of things. >> go get yourself a pumpkin lat latte before you decide. let me ask about donald trump and its hair, not that it isn't real but it

former raider lincoln kennedy who saw the incident said that the police dog went "psycho" and barkedg back. colts quarterback andrew luck is expected to miss two to six weeks after sustaining a lacerated kidney and torn abdominal muscle in the fourth quarter of sunday's victory over denver. that will make 40-year-old matt hasselbeck back in the starting job for the foreseeable future. >> pam :good night everybody why let someone else have all ththfun? the sosotimemehaphphard,d, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing this all fun.time fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> home invasion. here comes granny. >> get the hell out of here. >> and, trump versus starbucks. >> maybe we should boycott starbucks. seriously. >> storm over the new starbucks holiday coffee cup. >> wait until you hear what he says about dr. ben carson. >> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. >> then, hands on head. >> everybody out. >> the

finally was there any bigger turkey this year than deflategate and the burr cats and lawyers and psycho fans. the air went out of their balloon and tom brady walked away on top. pass the stuffing please. >> there he is. >> and i got left over turkey all over my office floor. i cow not fit anymore in but there's plenty. >> indigence after all that -- i understand -- indigestion after all that. >> no. pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, all at one place. i'm ginger breadington with your 10 day deal forecast. every day for ten days, expect new deals with historic low prices across target and target.com. hey! ginger! yes, ken? great forecast! are coffee makers on sale? yes! yes they will be... ginger! what about cameras? oh yeah, yeah. cameras-- ginger! how about christmas lights? yeah! lights, cameras, it's all in on the action. [ laughs ] >>> one more thin

and i'm glad we sdronlt to psycho analyst him or defy him or have his name be smeared in the papers orevision over the next months of his trial. it says to the world this, that if isis is going to come into western civilization, and try to kill us, there are hundreds of millions of us, and we will eventually take care of them. >>> we're also getting a closer look at what happened nearly a week ago in paris. this is the chilling security video that was first publiced by the daily mail. it shows the shooting inside the cafe. the gunman sprays the room with bullets, and shows a woman scrambling to get away after he gunman pointed the gun at her head, his rifle misfired. >>> the prime minister belgium promising to put more than $400 million towards boosting security in his country. >> translator: preventing young people from leaving for combat in training zones is not enough. we must also sprekt those who are not belgium from returning to our area. >>> karl pinhall is in brussels with the latest. >> reporter: as we know from the belgian prosecutor's office this morning, there were seven ra

clearly, like, you either have to be delusional or a psycho- path to believe that animals don't suffer. that's why i'm such an economied animal-- committed animal activist >>> i'm looking at your twitter posts, from politics to guns and water use by corporate agriculture in california. where do you get your passion for social activism? <>> that will do it. >>> i was born in 1965, so i was raised by political engaged people, born in new york city, grew up in coneticut. there's almost like a commonsense practical ethics that comes from old time in new england. so part of my criteria for evaluating the issues around us is not do i like it or do i not like it, but does it make sense. is it the best way to be doing something. that's behind a lot of my activism. looking at things and saying that doesn't make sense, so why are people - like, with food policy. why do our tax dollars go to subsays re-- su besydney identified-- subsidised food to give to animals. looking at gun control issues, it's the u.s. approached the gun

i'm not some crazy psycho chick who can-- (dog barking) go, go, go, go, go, go! hug the shadows!r! aah! (laughs) i am so getting you back. don't. i hate being scared. oh. why are you even up? because my stupid baby woke me up. better question is why are you wearing full makeup? i'm not ready for josh to see my morning face. so i set 2 alarms-- one at 4:00 and one at 5:00.

glad that he was one of the people that were killed in that raid, and i'm glad that we don't have to psycho analyze him or defy him or have his name be smeared over the newspapers and television over the next months as trial would proceed. maybe there's some information that he had in his head, but i think it's better just to get this done and say to the world this, if isis is going to come into western civilization and try to kill us, however irrational that reason is, there are hundreds of millions of us and we will eventually take care of them. >> we want to go now to joel day, assistant professor at the university of massachusetts law. he is also with the school center for terrorism and security studies and joins us from washington, d.c. thanks for being with us. as always, you maintain now the messaging is more important now than ever. how should the world react to the fact that the mastermind behind the paris attacks is dead? >> well, i think that he says replaceable. i think that isis has a deep back bedroom not just locally in syria, raqqa and the mosul, but the world. in the last 2

>>> gentlemen haddy john is described as a blood thirsty psycho path but if you think his death makes the parents of his first victim feel any better, you would be wrong. the u.s. military is "reasonably certains" its drone strike in syria target and killed the infamous isis mill tonight known as gee haddy john. journalist james foley from new hampshire is believed to have been his first victim killed in august of 2014. >>> we choose to celebrate jim jim's life. i'm sorry, i, you know, don't feel any solace at all . >>> give me a break. hady john is nothing. you know? he is zip. absolutely zip . >>> a u.s. military spokesman said the opportunity to take out mohamed amwazi a kuwaiti born british citizen (ed it self and they took it. it happened thursday in syria as he was driving. >>> he was intent on murdering many more people. self-defense. it was the right thing to do. >>> but foley's parents feel no relief. their son a journalist who went to the middle east to tell the stories of an oppressed people still isn't coming home . >>> it's just a somber time with the bombing in paris and

the french president meeting with secretary kerry, who refers to isis as psycho pathic monsters. all while president obama meets with asia pacific leaders about fighting terrorists who are now threatening america directly. >> i don't want to make everybody nervous, but i feel the same way i felt before 9/11. that something very -- very well could happen here. >> and just how the terrorists are communicating with one another shows they may be one step ahead of law enforcement. "first look" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody, thanks for being with us, i'm shannon mulaire. we begin with breaking news. russia has announced that traces of explosives have been found in the debris of the downed metrojet plane that crashed in egypt earlier this month. a top russian oicial says that a bomb equivalent to 2.2 pounds of tnt exploded on board the aircraft. russia is offering a $50 million reward for information on who brought down the jet. russian president vladimir putin says they will hunt the perpetrators, and punish those responsible. 224 people died in the crash. >>> president

. >> maniac and a psycho and mental and a killer and everything, house burners. >> if you recognize the man in that video or you have any information about the fires, please give the police a call. >>> it's beginning to look a lot limeke christmas at the white house. didn't want to sing along, huh? a special 9/11 connection with this year's tree of choice. >>> oh look at that spectacular show. nature's putting on in hawaii. >> rivers of molten lava on the big island. there are several communities to the north, but none are in danger. >> i love it when it goes underwater. really pretty. so raphael what a beautiful stretch of weather we have had. we went out and cut our christmas tree down yesterday. old school. first time. it was a blast. >> big one? >> probably too big. the trunk was like thisorig around. we had to get a little bit of >> it smells so cood, doesn't it? gus, you're the holiday spirit, right? >> absolutely. it's a little soon. >> gus's tree is like that big and made of plastic. i'm teasing you. >> we're going to get more in the holiday spirit in terms of the weather. feels

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and canada it calls an herbal supplement contains only point-three percent of the psycho-active compound t-h-c. "i think if you really look at it, it's not that hard. it's not like we're asking for something anybody can abuse because there's not enough thc in there to ever get anybody high. it's not hurting anybody."represenative rod blum agrees. "it has nothing to do really, with marijuana. it has none of the ingredients in it that marijuana has to get a person high. it's a plant extract."that's why blum and two other iowa congressmen are sponsoring federal legislation that would amend the controlled substances act to exclude cannabidiol from the definition of marijuana and treatment as a controlled substance. "i've always been a person that believes if you or your legal guardians think that an experimental drug can help you that why shouldn't you be able to do that. why should the government be able to say, no you can't put this in your body."senator grassley argues it's the fda's role to make that decision after researching cbd's safety and effectiveness. something that's beng done at

and can do so because the oil it calls an herbal supplement contains oy point-three percent of the psycho-active compound t-h-c. "i think if you really look at it, it's not that hard. it's not like we're asking for something anybody can abuse because there's not enough thc in there to ever get anybody high. it't'not hurting anybody."represenative rod blum agrees. "it has nothing to do really, with marijuana. it has none of the ingredients in it that marijuana has to get a person high. it's a plant extract."that's why blum and two other r wa congngssmen are sponsoring federal legislation that would amend the controlled substances act to exclude cannabidiol from the definition of rijuana and treatmenas a contrllled substance. "i've always been a persrs that believes if you or your legal guardians think that an experimental drug can help you that why shouldn't you be able to do that. why should the governmenbe able to say, no you can't put this in your body."senator grassley argues it's the fda's role to make that decision after researching cbd's safety and effectiveness. something that beng done a