rosen pleaded guilty to the crimes. deborah roane has more. >> reporter: one of rosen's victims is in the courtroom today and told me she's happy rosen ended up getting the 32 months. that's three years and eight months on a handful of stalking and voyeurism charges. stalking because the judge said rosen would go to victims' homes repeatedly often lurking in alleyways, peeping in hard to see places and voyeurism because he'd take the iphone and film them in their homes with every expectation of privacy. rosen spoke today, too, and said he was deeply sorry for the impact he had on all of the victims' lives. the government had recommended rosen be sentenced to five and a half years' prison time. today he got a few months shy of four. one victim said "i will not feel safe if this evil man is not sent to jail." also in court today, rosen's whole family, including the wife who has stuck by him. we asked her why she did not want to answer our questions. later on tonight at 5:00, we'll share with you how that victim told me th

maybe james rosen gave him some. kennedy: what's the most surprising thing about vice president cheney that you don't know? don't know? busy during? did you talk about legalizing erewhon i? does he have a salty tongued? james: he stilled does enjoy a drink despite the fact that he cleaned up his act many years ago when he had to duis. the biggest surprises he's not darth vader and my book "cheney, one on one" rescues this man from caricature. he's too important for that. he is held power for four decades unlike anyone else in the country and has had a profound and impact on the way we live our lives especially post-9/11 so i wanted to hear from him in his own words and that's what you have here. 10 hours of unedited transcript from dick cheney. "cheney, one on one." kennedy: you get the sense that he wouldn't sit for documentary with errol morris. james: or michael marr. kennedy: but when you watch you realize how many administrations they spam together. i mean it's a fascinating life. you are the only one i could ge

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susan fa rich i don't, for "the washington examiner" and simon rosen burg. let's do a lightning round here. do you think media outkits talk dump a racist, a liar, a bully, has any influence? >> i think they're right, and i think he is lying, but i don't think it matters. i think that it actually maybe helps trump. the people who support trump think the -- it's a back lash against political correctness. this plays into his hands. >> so my next question to you, can there be a back lash on the media's part? and can that actually end up helping trump? >> possible, but the evidence so far is trump is having a hard time growing beyond this core base he has. if he's going to be president, he's got to get moderate republicans, democrats, and you look at head-to-head polling, his's doing the worse. there is evidence it may by working to fire up his troops, but not working with the broader electorate that he needs to win. >> let me read a tweets that are put up by noah chabotman, the executive editor of "the daily beast." another one six month ago, 8,000 racist moment

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stan rosen: it's being introduced at a time when you're trying to pull back everybody who is going off in their own 1.3 billion directions. narrator: tonight on mosaic, through the eyes of film makers around the globe we explore the china dream with intellectuals, overseas students in america, migrant workers in beijing, and an entrepreneur in africa. tonight on mosaic, the china dream. dean yam yeutong: national rejuvenation refers to those periods when china was very strong. in the like of the han dynasty, tang dynasty, and the early period of qing dynasty. jinping is not the first person talking about a national rejuvenation. but xi jinping talking about the possibility to achieve it within our life. professor wang gungwu: even as a boy i think people talked about a china dream. i mean the sense of being treated as an inferior people who were barbarous and uncultured and unworthy was the kind of image which was very widespread. so the dream was that one day china would be respected country, the culture would be respected. the chinese people would be treated with respect everywhere.

rosen secretly videotaped women in various stages of undress through their apartment windows in d.c. he's also charged in a second case in fairfax county on internet solicitation of a minor is set for january 11th. >>> turning to campaign 2016, it is election day in virginia and maryland. in virginia, polls are open until 7:00 tonight. voters there will be electing state senate and house delegate members as well as city players, council -- mayors, council members and sheriff pip in maryland, city council cities, mayors and more will be opened. >>> donald trump and ben carson are going toe to toe for the lead in the gop race for the presidential nomination. everyone else is wondering how to move forward with future debates. >> reporter: donald trump released his new book tuesday morning. if you ask him, it's great. >> my book is very hard- hitting. it says it like it is. based on what simon & schuster just told me, it's selling like hotcakes. >> reporter: some voters are having buyers remorse. item trails in the latest -- trump trails in the latest national polls. >> people are lookin

rosen was sentenced for six counts of voyeurism and five counts of stalking. prosecutors say the former counterterrorism director crept through alleys and peered through windows, sometimes sticking his iphone through window bars to capture women, some naked, grooming, bathing, having sex. >> this was something that happened to them when they were in their homes, when they were in the one place where they really thought their privacy would be the most protected. that's the place that the defendant was able to find them and exploit them. >> reporter: this all started when he was arrested in february. not for any of those videos but rather cops found out that he was on-line trying to make a date to have sex with who he thought was a 14-year-old girl but who ended up being an undercover detective. arrested him they found hundreds of videos. at d.c. superior court, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> new at 7:00 a d.c. man has pleaded guilty to shooting and injuring a police officer and then trying to shoot another officer. one officer was on the way to work when 28-year-ol

rosen is the author of the new book "cheney: one on one" and james is my guest now.eat exchange where you asked him about his own self-assessment and comparisons to darth vader. >> that's right. i asked this is the last question in the ten hours that dick cheney and i spent together last december in his study shortly before he turned 74 years old. and in this book, "cheney one on one," you have never heard dick cheney open up the way he did. >> you humanize him. a lot of people try to do the opposite. >> i feel this book rescues him from caricature. because you know what? he's too important for caricature. this man has stood at the pinnacle of american power for the last four decades, has had an enormous impact on the way he live our lives as americans especially after 9/11 and too important to be reduced to darth vader. that's what i asked him about. that's the answer you just heard. >> i said in the tease, he's a yale dropout. he graduated from college. he dropped out of yale. >> he flunked out of yale. >> he failed out of yale. let's be precise. >> but he's proud

james rosen with that part of our coverage. >> lea, good morning to you. debate has been with us for decade. it was invigorated in july. the center for medical progress began releasing a series of videos reporting to document planned parenthood employees describing the harvesting and selling of fetal tissue. planned parenthood stopped accepting pam for such tissue after the colorado shooting planned parenthood executive called it offensive and outrageous some politicians are claiming this tragedy has nothing to do with the toxic environment it helped create even when the shooter was still with planned parenthood, politicians who long opposed safe and legal apportion were on television pushing your campaign to defund preponderance. invoking the video smear campaign that fed this shooter's rage. gop presidential candidates took umbrage theirs should be linked to the actions of a quote-unquote mad men. >> we are allowing them to make us hateful toward each other and the rhetoric is immature defensive when you have outside forces, global islamic radical jihadi

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let's get back to jays rosen, our chief washington correspondent. good morning to you. >> good morning once again. president obama spoke by telephone with french president francois hollande. the two leaders pledged to work together to defeat the scourge of terrorism. earlier president obama told reporters in a white house briefing room while the attacks were still in progress that france was america's oldest allies and that our friendship will endure far beyond any acts of terrorism. >> this is a heartbreaking situation. those of us in the united states know what it's like. we've gone through this ourselves. when those kind of acts happened, we've always been able to count on the french people to stand with us. they have been an extraordinary counterterrorism partner and we intend to stand with them in the same action. >> british prime minister cameron saying he was shocked and would do what they could to help. angela merkel said she would stand by them in the attacks and just moments ago we also heard from the vatican with the holy see issuing stat

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let's get back to jays rosen, our chief washington correspondent. good morning to you. >> good morning once again. president obama spoke by telephone with french president francois hollande. the two leaders pledged to work together to defeat the scourge of terrorism. earlier president obama told reporters in a white house briefing room while the attacks were still in progress that france was america's oldest allies and that our friendship will endure far beyond any acts of terrorism. >> this is a heartbreaking situation. those of us in the united states know what it's like. we've gone through this ourselves. when those kind of acts happened, we've always been able to count on the french people to stand with us. they have been an extraordinary counterterrorism partner and we intend to stand with them in the same action. >> british prime minister cameron saying he was shocked and would do what they could to help. angela merkel said she would stand by them in the attacks and just moments ago we also heard from the vatican with the holy see issuing stat

at the time barry rosen is a press atache with the u.s.assy in tehran. >> we were in a very volatile situation for those nine months or so. and much of it came to a head when the shah was permitted into the united states for medical reasons. >> mobs of students are protesting outside the u.s. embassy. >> imagine a quarter million people chanting death to america. people knew that tensions were very high. >> on the morning of november 4th, 1979, ten months into the protest, rocky sickman, a 22-year-old marine security guard, gets a distress call that iranian students are storming the embassy grounds. >> over the gate came these individuals. i took off running back to the main embassy building. >> many of these students started to shake the main gate and to climb over or use cutters to cut the chain. >> sickman and another marine make it inside the building just as a group of students makes it through the gate. >> your adrenaline is pumping. but at the same time, you're trying to load your pistol. you're thinking, here is rocky sickman from

we have fox team coverage tonight, james rosen at the white house with a meeting between president obama and his french counterpart 11 days after the brutal paris massacre. but we begin with national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. keeping aen eye on a unique and dangerous situation involving u.s. allies, a volatile vladimir putin and contested air space. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening brett. u.s. military officials tell me it was a direct hit by an air-to-air missile, the first time nato has shot down a russian war plane since the 1950s. the turkish government says its pilots issued ten warnings in a matter of five minutes. senior u.s. military official confirms the russian war plane crossed into southern turkey. two turkish f-16s intercepted the plane. one fired a sidewinder heat-seeking missile. a weapon normally fired at close range. standing with the french president at the white house, president obama said turkey has the right to defend its air space. >> i think it's very important right now for us to make sure that both the russians and the turks

nbc's jeff rosen joins us with that. and the markets, the s&p sectors right now being led higher by telecom and energy. the s&p at the highs of this session, up 10 points, halftime show back after this. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> hello, everyone, i'm sue herera. a french official telling the associated press the suspected mastermind of friday's paris attacks was also linked to thwarted train and church attacks. the official identified the subject as belgium abdel hamid abud. conducting raids in connection with the attacks. in toulouse, a home wallace raided. this have seized a number of weapons

i want to get live to james rosen for more reaction. the conversation with the french president francois holealande. >> president obama received information from his advisors and appeared grim as he told reporters tonight the u.s. is offering all assistance to the french authorities as the investigation unfolds. the white house released a statement after 11:00 p.m. saying mr. obama has spoken with the french president and the two pledged to work together. >> the united states will do whatever it takes to work with french people and nations around the world to bring terrorists to justice and to go after any terrorists that want to go after our people. we don't yet know all of the details of what happened. >> secretary of state john kerry is in vienna, austria and issued a statement calling it evil, heinous and of course there was a american rock band performing. the band members are accounted for. but 70 americans known to have been in paris at that time of the attacks have not. the metropolitan police department dispatched officers to t

. >> and jeff rosen, why did this become a landmark decision? >> because by overturning plessy as was so well said, the court effaced the decision. and the 14th amendment passed after the civil war, which turns 150 next year was designed to ensure equality of civil rights. and justice harlan thought it was obvious that a fundamental right like the right to travel on railroads was a fundamental civil right. but the basic insight that the court finally recognized was that separate but equal is inherently unequal. and to separate people because of their race is stigmatizing and degrading. the fact that it took, we know, almost 100 years to recognize what was obvious to anyone in the south as justice harlan said in plessy. he said, everyone knows that the purpose of segregation was to degrade african-americans and the fact that it took so long for the court and the country to recognize that is what made brown such a landmark in the 20th century. >> it's known as brown. but one of those little factoids of people who are learning about this along with

i want to get live to james rosen for more reaction. the conversation with the french president francois holealande. >> president obama received information from his advisors and appeared grim as he told reporters tonight the u.s. is offering all assistance to the french authorities as the investigation unfolds. the white house released a statement after 11:00 p.m. saying mr. obama has spoken with the french president and the two pledged to work together. >> the united states will do whatever it takes to work with french people and nations around the world to bring terrorists to justice and to go after any terrorists that want to go after our people. we don't yet know all of the details of what happened. >> secretary of state john kerry is in vienna, austria and issued a statement calling it evil, heinous and of course there was a american rock band performing. the band members are accounted for. but 70 americans known to have been in paris at that time of the attacks have not. the metropolitan police department dispatched officers to t

square with what the fbi is saying, warning us to be on look out for suspicious characters, james rosenith our report. >> reporter: pardoning a 42 pound turkey, president obama said we live in challenges times, hours earlier, president sought to reassure americans before holiday weekend, saying he has seen over evidence of a -- seen no evidence of'. of a specific and credible threat against the homeland. >> in the event of a specific credible threat, the public will be informed. informed. >> reporter: commander in chief vowed to continue go after isis, where it lives even as they claim responsibility for a mass casualty suicide bombing in tunisia tuesday. >> our president is not a particularly affective leader in helping us through this. we don't get that sense of leadership we should get from the top. i think this leaves people a little bit worried. >> reporter: in london. prime minister cameron said lawmakers should not wait for a political settlement in war torn syria we should act new with allies it is about keeping our own people and our own country safe. >> it is an every man for

fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen sat down for an intimate conversation with one ofntroversial vice presidents of the last 50 years, dick cheney. >> i love what i've been able to do. i've been privileged to be involved in historic events over the last 40 years. i don't feel sorry for myself or feel i'm unjustly or unduly criticized. kennedy: rosen's conversation with vice president cheney is detailed in the book, and james recently stopped by for a discussion with moi. at the white house correspondent's association dinner, earlier this year, president obama had one of his funnier quotes when he said a few weeks ago dick cheney said he thinks i'm the worst president of his lifetime which is funny because i think dick cheney is the worst vice president of my lifetime. why does it make the president prickly to this day? >> i have a piece on foxnews.com about this. the question that haunts barack obama which is what would cheney do? he tends to bring up dick cheney all the time, even when he's not prompted. in case you mentioned at the white house correspondent associati

daniel rosen pleaded guilty to a dozen charges of voyeurism and stalking. he recorded 25 women in basement level homes from 2010-2014. he apologized for the crimes in the hearing today. maureen: a viral video that captured the nation's attention. taco bell official fired. after attacking a uber driver. this is placing new attention on the drivers' safety. >> in california, ed war caban, the uber driver, said he was attacked by golden at 8:00 at night. >> i didn't think something like this would happen this early in the night. i stopped driving 2:00 a.m. shifts a long time ak for this relationship. >> this has them considering other technology. >> this was the first time i saw anything like this. >> the they started to record the unbelievable behavior of the unruly passengers. >> get out of the car. >> youtube show the cab drivers ambushed and assaulted. angry customers tell an uber video -- pelt it with rocks. >> unbelievable. >> many drivers don't have cameras. >> you are recorded anywhere you go. >> anything that happened in the cab is on tape. >> where d

and looking for historical perspective, we turn to fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> reporter: this week's republican primary debate on fbn, donald trump invoked president eisenhower as a model in the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. >> i like ike, moved a million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country. moved them way south. they never came back. ♪ reporter: official figures at the time claimed eishowner a program officially named operation wetback deported 1.3 million people, but historians say the figure was closer to 250,000, and there have been varying assessments how brutal the process was. >> families were torn apart, they would be taken to holding areas, large parking lots, stadiums and so forth and put on buses often without water, without food, to parts of mexico they'da never been to before. >> reporter: president truman told congress his administration deported close to 2,000 illegals in two years, and americans increasingly refused to perform menial jobs and many lack the skills to perform tech jobs, foreign workers have permeated the

and jeffrey rosen is at the table. the president and ceo and has been our hardware for this entire series and he is the author of numerous books on the supreme court including the supreme court, the personalities and rivals raise that defined america. >> your team has in a great job and it is such a thrill. talk we get started let's very big picture. in this case. what was the heart of what was decided here? >> the supreme court in this case considered the question of whether state-mandated deliberation and schools was constitutional and it was an opportunity to reconsider plessy be ferguson which was the 1896 case in which found that segregation on railcars was within the constitution. >> why did this become a landmark decision? the court faced the stain of this decision and fulfilled the promise of the construction -- reconstruction amendment. it was designed to ensure equality of civil rights and justice harlan has dissented plessy versus ferguson, thought it was obvious that a fundamental right was a fundamental ci

his name is daniel rosen. a judge ordered him to serve 32 months in prison on crges of voyeurism and stalking. prosecutors say rosen recorded as many as 25 women in their apartments around northwest washington between 2012 and 2014. video showed the victims in their bedrooms, bathrooms and at other private moments. >>> helping veterans at rick of overdong. e u.s. senator has it to prevent death and it will have an impact on our regio news 4's chris gordon has the story. >> many in the military return home with physical and mental injuries and some are prescribed painkillers called opioids that can lead to drug dependency and even dea. tim kane of virginia is introducing a bill requiring doctors to provide the overdose medication to members of the military and veterans at the same time they are prescribed opioid medication. >> in case ofan o.d. situation you can save that person's life and th's what the bills. >> tom flaherty's son died 14 mo nthsago. >> soncame be dependent and then addicted to prescription op

fox news chief washington correspondent, james rosen. and robert corsa from "the washington post." brit, it's an interesting confluence of events, the bulk data collection program ran out last night just as the state department issues a worldwide travel alert. what do you make of those two things? >> and there's more to it than that. this figures into the presidential campaign, because marco rubio and ted cruz are competing for some of the same voters and one of rubio's talks points, reflected by the sound bite you shows, he voted to end this program. ever shown there was one, and intelligence professionals such as mike hayden assisted again and again that it's helpful and useful. so i think it's fair to say that many officials say we're now without an effective tool for anticipating these terror attacks. >> let me ask a intelligence professional, the former top democrat on the house intelligence committee when you were in congress. did you ever see evidence that the nsa abused its powers in collecting americans' phone records? and do you think the expiration of the program as of m

james rosen from the white house. >>> iran ramped up cyberattacks against the united states following the conclusion of the nuclear deal with president obama and world powers. the "new york times" reporting iranian hackers have launched a cyberoffensive against the u.s. state department breaking into official e-mails and social media accounts over recent months, perhaps more troubling, the state department became aware of the attacks after facebook told the victims that state-backed hackers had infiltrated their accounts. >>> turning to presidential politics and a big shift in the crucial state of iowa. a new quinnipiac poll shows senator ted cruz pulled ahead of dr. ben carson into a statistical dead heat with front-runner donald trump. trump retains a narrow lead of 25% followed by cruz at 23. carson at 18. marco rubio at 13. rand paul at 5%. ohio governor john kasich netting 1% support in the poll, but the super pac that supports kasich is trying to change that by going negative. on the front-runner, they're spending 2.5 million dollars not on their little known candidate, but on a

daniel rosen pleaded guilty to more than a dozen charges back in july. rosen recorded as many as 25 women in their homes in d.c. between 2012 and 2014. investigators say he targeted women who lived in basement-level apartments. >>> also in court today, a man charged with helping two convicts escape a new york prison this summer. gene palmer worked as a correction's officer at the jail in clinton, new york. court paperwork said he gave david sweat and richard matt tools in exchange for matt's artwork. palmer said he had no knowledge of the plans to escape. >>> drivers and pedestrians could be ticketed today as part of safety enforcement campaigns. they could be ticketing drivers who don't yield to pedestrians and they'll stop people walking not using crosswalks. they'll be patrolling areas where more pedestrian collisions happen. >>> a virginia man is facing serious charges this morning for what police are calling revenge porn. micha michael chevalier was arrested for publishing photos of pictures of a past relationship. he's not a student. he lives in he

larry rosen, the ceo of deutsche post -- of post.the deadline expiring at 5:00 in the evening, let us get more with bloomberg's ryan chilcote. what is a likelihood of this happening today? ryan: it could happen the day because we are hearing that it is possible that sab miller may a steak instake -- miller coors. that is the second largest in the united states, 27% of the beer market there. ab inbev ,ion to if they were not to dispose of it, and they were to be acquired -- the combined entity will have a whopping 72% of u.s. market share. most analysts and lawyers agree that is untenable. so this disposal is seen as key, v is to go forward with the acquisition of sab miller. we heard from someone yesterday that the deal is all but set to be announced today. there have been whispers for a good week now. coors, whichmolson owns the other percentage, they were established in 2008, and they have the first right of refusal. they would buy the 58% from sab miller for $12 million. that would clear the way. the reason this would happen atay,

joining us now for more, james rosen. what can you tell us?ve been reporting, the reactions pouring in from foreign leaders and guess who is now chiming in with his thoughts on what happened in paris, syrian president bashar al assad saying according to state run media in damascus that the paris shootings are the kind of savage terror that syria has been enduring for over five years. as we also have been reporting, president obama spoke by telephone with president hollande at around 11:00 p.m. last night. the white house says the two leaders pledged to work together to defeat the skournlg of terrorism. earlier president obama told reporters that in a five minute statement that he delivered while the attacks were still in progress, france is america's oldest ally and our shared values will endure, quote, far i don't understand beyond any act of terrorism. david cameron he saying he was shocked and adding we will do whatever we can to help. angela merkel said she was deeply shaken by the news and pictures reaching us from paris. and iran's presi

. >> adam: josh rosen two picks in the loss there. coming up a coaching legend gets a win and one more bowl game. the 2016 ram hvy duty. with best-in-class 31,210 pounds of towing and 900 pound-feet of torque, >>>>dam: welcome back totothe ram post game show." next saturday at the 4:00 eastern the s.e.c. championship presented by dr. pepper on cbs. florida and alabama in atlanta. coverage begins with cbs c clege football championship saturday powered by ram at 3:00 eastern. as we go back to the scoreboard one more time, b.j., it's one more bowl game for beamer. >> brianan 23 straight. virginia down three. one minute left. chuck clark leapsment gets the interception. frank beamer. game. he and hisis w we refefct on the big three after the ballgame. he dances for the big three. >> adam: the post game locker room. he's had some dances. they win it 23-20. 12 straight wins over virginia. 23 straight bowl games. other finals from the day. north cacalina puttingng up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to e

and during james rosen's piece on the government's terror warning system.ked if you thought the dhs should use it more. fromatzçÑ richard dublin sharier no unless there is a clear and present danger the less the better ba best chances are it is hype from the terrorists. that is your friday feedback. it's been a long week here. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this special reported, fair, balanced and still5iñ7 unafraid "on the record" starts right now. make it a great weekend. >>> this is a fox news alert. an american killed in a violent and bloody hostage situation in africa. the u.s. state department just confirming the u.s. citizen's death as at least 27 people killed when gunmen stormed a hotel in mali. a live report from africa right here in moments. tonight, "on the record," the world on edge just one week after the deadly paris terror attack. fears of another isis attack are rapidly spreading. and front and center in the minds of many americans a heated debate over the u.s. taking in syrian refugees. good evening, everyone

jim rosen from our sister station joins us now from paris at 5:00 a.m. jim, thanks so much for being with us. tell us where you are and what the mood is like. >> reporter: erica, good evening to you. good morning from paris. we're about a half a block from the theater, the concert venue you all heard about where the massacre took place. the street is still blocked off behind me and then if you look to the left there, you're going to see there's a small memorial there. this is one of several memorials that have cropped up here on various sides of the theater. both sides have these pilings of flowers and candles and notes, and those notes in many different languages, people showing solidarity, sympathy, and sadness about the attacks here, and they were coming throughout the evening last night. it is, as you mentioned, early in the morning in paris. it's quite right now but we expect life to return again as daylight resumes in paris, more people coming out to show their respects to those lost in the massacre, especially those who lost their lives at the the

james rosen. in the meantime, i want to talk to john mccain. first on that misstatement if you want to call it that concerning the secretary. chris christie earlier today said maybe kerry should get some sleep and shut up. what do you think? >> i agree with chris christie but it does reveal an underlying view of these things that is really harmful and damages that it's damaging. john kerry has probably been the most inept secretary of state that certainly in my lifetime. good example the other day there was terrible things going on, these palestinians going around with knives and stabbing people so kerry hops on a plane and flies over and he's going to settle it and leaves and nothing changes. >> do you get a feeling that with the latest developments talking about these syrian nationals caught in honduras, jewish teacher who was knifed repeatedly apparently by those young men who claim they were isis. what's going on? >> i don't know. neil, i honestly didn't quite understand the question. i'm not familiar with that. >> there were syrian nationa

. >> adam: josh rosen two picks in the loss there. coming up a coaching legend gets a win and one more bowl game. the 2016 ram heavy duty. with best-in-class 31,210 pounds of towing and 900 pound-feet of torque, >> adam: welcome back to "the ram post game show." next saturday at the 4:00 eastern the s.e.c. championship presented by dr. pepper on cbs. florida and alabama in atlanta. coverage begins with cbs college powered by ram at 3:00 eastern. as we go back to the scoreboard one more time, b.j., it's one more bowl game for beamer. >> brian: 23 straight. virginia down three. one minute left. chuck clark leapsment gets the interception. frank beamer. wins his last regular season game. he and his wife reflect on the big three after the ballgame. he dances for the big three. >> adam: the post game locker room. he's had some dances. they win it 23-20. 12 straight wins over virginia. 23 straight bowl games. other finals from the day. north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end th

. >> mark rosen bloom rosenbloom r joining us. any other nation is the wet foot-dry foot policy, it allows any cuban legal residence in the united states if they can set their feet on american soil. with the strong upsurge of cubans trying to make it here, we ask are they afraid the new cuba-u.s. relationship may also bring to the end of this unique immigration status? still running away? it's the "inside story." ♪ ♪ >> you're watching "inside story." i'm vawrs. ray suarez. the law called the cuban adjustment act, that person after a year would become a permanent resident of the united states. under bill clinton the law was modified which raised the stakes. if the boat was intercepted at sea, the passengers would be taken back to cuba. they're not allowed to proceed to the u.s. and almost certainly would be in trouble with the cuban authorities, though cuban authorities promised they wouldn't. are the aspiring refugees setting out from cub cuban soil, afraid they're grabbing a vanishing chance to make it to the u.s? joining me, ca

good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosen field. tonight their suspected surrendered. this video shows police taking him into custody. police have not released his name or a possible motive tonight. we do know the name of one victim. in addition to the dead, nine others were shot, including five police officers. nbc 10 national correspondent leann greg reports from colorado springs. >> colorado springs police say a gunman who stormed a planned parenthood office has been captured alive, but not before killing three people, including officer bill swayze. >> it's a tragedy that happened here in colorado springs today. obviously we mourn the loss of the two civilian victims and we mourn the loss of a police officer. >> at 11:30 this morning, we received a call for shot fired at the planned parenthood, in the 4800 become of centennial boulevard. >> heavily armed tactical police rushed the scene, a shopping center where they confronted the shooter and the standoff began. with with police and the suspect firing at each other. >> i've been shot, wear pinned down, we're getting

fox news james rosen is with me now.s, you have -- you're really at the forefront of covering the e-mails and hillary's appearance before congress. what did you make of that highly emotional statement there from patricia? >> well, of course, stuart, just as a person your heart goes out to her. stuart: yes. >> because she's still suffering from a tragic loss and a murder. a terrorist attack. and there's something to be said for the idea that when mrs. clinton was meeting with these victims' families as the remains returned home and pressing a false narrative, a narrative we now know to be false about the video being the source of the benghazi attacks, thanks to the benghazi committee, one of the e-mails we now have not one of hillary's e-mails but an e-mail if her own diplomats back to the state department building in washington on the very day where that meeting took place saying let's -- in essence, let's not conflate what really happened here, which was a well-planned terrorist attack with this video, which was basical

rosen, has filed a motion to have the criminal contempt charge dropped. >> mr.ss soto. >> stand up. >> as you know -- you may sit down. >> thank you. >> i want you to understand that there is case law that specifically says that what you did, flipping the finger and what you said -- >> i'm sorry. >> listen, do not say a word. >> i just -- >> relax. this is not the end of the world. >> okay. >> flipping the finger and what you said is contemptuous language. contemptuous behavior. you get contempt. it makes you a convicted felon and that will be with you for the rest of your life. >> now it's the attorney's turn to plead soto's case. >> her judgment on that day was impaired by her ingestion of drugs and alcohol prior to her coming to your courtroom. that impairment, even though i don't condone her actions, led her to the conduct that was contemptuous before you. >> soto's attorney brings forward an administrator from an outpatient mental health drug and rehab facility who evaluated soto while she was in jail. >> she presented symptoms of anxiety. this is common fo

joining us now for more, james rosen. what can you tell us?ve been reporting, the reactions pouring in from foreign leaders and guess who is now chiming in with his thoughts on what happened in paris, syrian president bashar al assad saying according to state run media in damascus that the paris shootings are the kind of savage terror that syria has been enduring for over five years. as we also have been reporting, president obama spoke by telephone with president hollande at around 11:00 p.m. last night. the white house says the two leaders pledged to work together to defeat the skournlg of terrorism. earlier president obama told reporters that in a five minute statement that he delivered while the attacks were still in progress, france is america's oldest ally and our shared values will endure, quote, far i don't understand beyond any act of terrorism. david cameron he saying he was shocked and adding we will do whatever we can to help. angela merkel said she was deeply shaken by the news and pictures reaching us from paris. and iran's presi