but for now sobel is placed in a maximum-security housing unit due to the violent nature of his chargesback at the main jail downtown, sergeant hufferd has reviewed the video surveillance of a possibly gang-related brawl. he was must if this was good-natured rough-housing or something more sinister. >> the gentleman in the white t-shirt, you see him looking back and forth. three inmates just entered that cell, appeared to shove another one into the cell. here comes another one going into the cell it appears there's a physical altercation, this transpired at this time. can you see the bodies jerking back and forth. obviously there's something going on that brings the attention of everybody in that housing unit. all the parties involved say they're just playing. we didn't have any physical evidence of any injuries. we didn't have anybody willing to complain they were assaulted. so truly we have to have a victim in order to act on their behalf. and in this particular case, none of the parties involved were willing to do that. so we do have in-house facility rules. these inmates were subseq

the shu housing unit were placed in here for the most part because of violence, and that violence could be against other inmates, or against officers. >> it was here in pelican bay's most secure unit we came across perhaps the prison's most dangerous inmate. >> my name is scanvinski hymes. i got the name, my mother, she wanted me to have a name no other black man in america would have. >> hymes was originally sent to prison for possessing a weapon in a youth facility. at the time our cameras profiled him in 2000 he had been locked up more than 12 years. almost half his life. >> everything is the same every day. nothing really changes too much. wake up in the morning, eat breakfast. go to yard. when i get bored i kind of get into stuff, you know. >> the stuff he frequently gets into is provoking officers to extract him from his cell. >> get off me! >> each inmate is assigned a security risk classification score based on his disciplinary record. the average score ranges between 19 and 27 points. >> i finally have the highest classification score in this prison system over 2,000 points now. i caught over 30 almost 40 felonies in prison, various staff assaults, anything you can t

. >> he's housed in a special maximum security unit on the eighth floor.e kind of keep them all together. so by keeping them all in one place, we're kind of restricting their movement and ain't to go around the jail. hi. >> he is charged with possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm by a felon. he has pled not guilty. two men are cousins, but consider themselves brothers. >> ton solg. >> you all be getting the message: >> you know what i'm saying? we entertain. you're all going to rap. >> they. >> it's what we do. ♪ tell the world it's me >> or focus the whole time as always being whole music. i would bet 10,000 to a bucket of crap that he raps. >> these are more than just music videos. >> your typical gang rivals before, were based off of, you know, territory, drugs, money, with technology being the way it is now and the way the gangs have evolved. . everybody was. >>> a lot of times, we can look on thor in nerlt to see what i'm buying. >> i'm listening for the con tebt. >> i will. >> we will forward this. >> kind of calling them out and telling t

it stands for secured housing unit.e units house the worst of the worst. >> mostly assault, intimidations, threatenings. whether it be on staff or inmates that land them in here. so these are -- these are not the good guys. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear, absolute control is the top priority. >> your quietest day in the shu can be your worst day in the shu in two seconds. some of the challenges we face are the threat of being gunned down here, or as we have in here. having feces or urine thrown on you. spit, blood, semen, anything you can think of has happened in this building. >> but for inmates in the shu, the monotony breeds a horror of its own. they told us what it was like to spend 23 hours a day in a windowless concrete cell. sometimes for years at a time. >> you're always trying to find a way to come up for air. the place suffocates you. you know what i'm saying? >> it's a tone, for me, you know? it's like the tomb. it's like a tomb, a concrete

. >> carthen is housed in a special maximum security unit on the eighth floor.s reserved for gang leaders. >> a-west 200 pod is where we keep our shot callers. it's the highest-security floor that we have. we kind of keep them all together so that way we can monitor them. by keeping them all in one place we're kind of restricting their movement and ability to communicate with others around the jail. >> carthen's cellmate, isaiah thompson, has also been validated as a member of the zillas gang. he's charged with possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm by a felon, resisting a police officer. he has pled not guilty. thompson grew up with carthen in oak park. the two men are cousins but consider themselves brothers. >> am brother's real serious. and he's a thinker, know what i'm saying? he's analytical. so the dude ain't to be [ bleep ] with. >> thompson declined to share much personal information. preferring to express himself through rap instead. ♪ they label me a gang's lead sore y'all can get the message ♪ ♪ pow money who want it let's get it ♪ >> they

. >> his actions resulted in a decision to place him in the jail's highest security housing unit. total separation where he will be confined in a single person's cell, 23 1/2 hours per day. >> hang on tight. >> i don't want to go there. i'm better off in the dorm. >> i have to protect my officers. okay? >> that's okay if you get me a bunky, okay. >> hang tight. >> i got kids, man. >> i don't want you to lose your mind. >> i'm not going to lose my mind. >> if i go back to t-cell, i'm breaking out. i'm going to kick my door. flood my cell. i'm going to be a havoc to these [ bleep ]. i can play games. >> this is a write-up for disobedience. yesterday my cell got raided so they gave me another couple of write-ups. >> he fulfills his promise, but finds himself on the receiving end of other inmates' taunts. >> he wants to come out of the closet. that's his problem is. >> and -- >> hard having to read this again. >> salmons makes front page news. the second killing rocks the jail. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you

but she will be transferred to a higher security housing unit along with a fine. >> it was definitely destroying property and it will cost $200 to repair what she had done. if i went to your yard and hit a ball through your window, i'm going to pay for the window. okay? so she broke our window, she's going to pay for it. we're going to move her down to a more secured area. a little smaller confines. less people there. i think the problem is a lot of times they don't realize how well they do have it up here and they forget themselves and where they're at. so sometimes people need a little reminder. >> they're moving me to "c" floor. >> what? when? >> tonight. >> no! >> and i have to pay a $200 restitution fee. [ bleep ] >> so it don't pay to tell the truth all the time. >> do you find it ironic that one of the punishments was money when this morning your cards talked about money? >> i didn't think about that, actually. that is really ironic, actually. it's not the worst it could be. i have already gotten like five weeks in here. a week away will be a change of scenery. so look on the b

operations group have been called to a fight shortly after canteen distribution in a maximum security housing unit>> got them separated. this one in one corner. >> officers assigned to the unit manage to separate the cam combatants seconds before the team arrives. >> one individual inmate received a canteen. another came out of the room to try to steal it. that's when the fight break out. >> the fight was between sheldon kelley and another man who declined to be on camera. >> that's what started everything. about $50. the stuff is overrated. overpriced. bag of chips -- those kind of chips on the street would be 50 cents per bag, here it's $1 back. >> maybe sure you get the canteen. >> mr. kelley had just gotten his was going to his room when another came to mr. kelley's room and proceeded to try to take mr. kelley's canteen. kelley bogged on him, he responded with a couple of punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it happen in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show signs of weak not, someone's going to take your stump, you don't

connections to the high-profile case, stark and nunez were immediately placed in separate maximum security housing unitser new inmates were assigned to a temporary unit until the jail's classification unit can determine the appropriate housing unit. deanna collins has been in the female pre-classification unit for two weeks now. >> we have women in here who have done everything from kill their kids to kill other people to -- just have a littering violation. loud. obnoxious. i may have done something wrong but i don't feel like i should be here. i feel like house arrest or probation or something. >> the one we're going to see today. >> is that the one with the hair? >> yeah. that will be a good story. >> yeah, there's got to be a story behind that. that's definitely done on purpose, you know that. >> yeah. >> classification officers will interview collins before determining whether to place her in minimum, medium or maximum security. collins says her hair loss was due to a salon mishap. the officers have their own suspicions. >> collins? >> yes. >> we are from the classification unit and we have to ask y

. >> within the 275-acre penitentiary is the security housing unit known as the shoe.n within a prison. shoe inmates spend about 22 hours of every day in solitary confinement. locked up in an 8 x 10 windowless cement cell with little human contact. inside the shoe are about 1,000 level-four prisoners, what boyle calls the worst of the worst. inmates that other wardens don't want or can't handle. dangerous gangs founded within the penal community. >> because of their gang leadership, they have the authority to authorize other people in the community to commit these types of crimes. >> and on that day two alleged gangs go to war. it's sunday, and it's raining. 200 shoe prisoners are released into b yard for exercise. boyle says that the entire prison is on edge dating back to a smaller racially charged riot six months earlier between two gangs, the southern hispanics and the black guerilla family. >> you could feel the tension. staff were particularly alert. as it went on, the tension got more and more and more pronounced. >> the pent-up tension finally erupts. >> just l

now, she is housed in a high security female administrative segregation unit where she's confined tole-person cell 23 hours per day. it is often a noisy, disruptive unit. >> some of them are very hostile. some of them are very aggressive. we do have to be very careful because at one moment or another they could just snap at you. >> haywood has done time in jail on prior convictions. her latest arrest came after a fight with a bank security guard who had ordered her to get off the telephone. >> if he had just approached me differently, i probably wouldn't have did that, but he was embarrassing me in front of the whole bank. so we started going off each other. he was in my face, i was in his face, and he reached in for me to grab me, bam, i got him. i took him down. i had a mechanical pencil, i like, boom, i'm going to poke your eye out. do not move! >> haywood has yet to be tried on the resulting charge of aggravated assault with bodily injury but plans to plead not guilty on grounds of self-defense. she admits, however, that her temper is hard to control. >> you start to feel yoursel

if they say yes, we have to give them an option to house in the homosexual unit for safety and security. if they feel they cannot house out in general population, they have the right to go into the homosexual unit. >> within the homosexual unit, inmates are classified as either masculine or feminine. >> are you masculine or are you fem? >> i'm gay. i'm gay. >> okay. >> i'm just gay. >> not me, honey, i just am fem. >> you have your masculines are more manly looking, but you know, straight-acting, straight-looking. >> ask to massage him. >> okay, what's really going on? >> then you have your fems that are, you know, some of them take hormones so they act like girls. they live their life as women in the world. transsexuals, drag queens. they're walking around with bras, thongs, things in their hair, being dramatic, loud. 80% of the fights are the fems. >> shut the [ bleep ], [ bleep ]! that's [ bleep ]! that's [ bleep ]! bitch! >> though eloy orosco is housed with the masculines he was classified as a feminine at an earlier stay at bexar county. >> this time around i butched up a little b

happened on christmas eve around 8:30 at night in one of the jail's medium security units where suspected gang members are housed. the jail guard noticed one inmate was hiding contraband, homemade alcohol. when the deputy asked for it, the inmate dropped to the ground. when the deputy went to p pick it up, the inmate started kicking and punching him. the sheriff's office says nine other inmates then jumped in and assaulted the guard. >> the inmates were punching him, kicking him, kneeing him in the head and everything. he's very, very fortunate, but did sustain injuries. it's terrible. >> deputy injured is a seven year veteran who was taken to the hospital and is now on medical leave. he's resting at home and being looked at for shoulder, head and neck injuries. the inmates are now housed in maximum security and could face criminal charges for the attack. i want to show you this picture, back out here live, that the sheriff just gave to me. she said besides alcohol, the sheriff's office also retrieved this homemade knife, long shank. and these are the types of items that the deputies are facing. they are now inc

they were designed with better security systems and open bay housing units which provide inmates withconfine month and more freedom of movement. >> we insisted that people who worked in the detention facility have an opportunity to provide input into the design. that also helped the morale, which after having been so overcrowded for so many years, was pretty low. >> shortly before the new buildings were opened the county council voted to dedicate the entire facility to sheriff cannon, stating over his long years of service he molded the sheriff's office into a premiere law enforcement agency. >> i'm honored. would i rather have it on a school? yeah. but this is who i am and what i do. everything good with you? >> maximum security inmates are still housed at the older section of the jail where they are confined to cells for the majority of the day. >> you're in a room 20 hours a day. so for the most part, if i'm not sleeping, or working out, i'm writing something, i'm reading and thinking. a whole lot of thinking. ♪ time has come to set us free the time has to set us free ♪ ♪ fulfillin

also tonight, the chairman of the house homeland security committee says islamic state terrorists are already trying to enter the unitedtates disguised as syrian refugees. the obama white house mocking the idea. we'll have the latest details for you, and president obama is trying to exploit the san bernardino terrorist attack to go fishing for our guns. he seems more concerned about our guns than those of terrorists. he wants the 47,000 people on the no-fly list now to be banned from owning guns and if plan should become law, marines, congressmen, journalists, federal air marshalls could be stripped of weapons, and yes, to get your gun or mine, all he would have to do is add our names to his list. a clever plan, don't you think? >>> our top story, donald trump's inspired national firestorm. a campaign strategy or is it a deaf tactic create a discussion about radical islamist terrorism in this country. critics have piled on the republican front-runner for plan to temporarily ban muslim immigration, but trump himself stands firm, the associated press reporting trump will visit the majority muslim kingdom of jordan at the

allies to do what we believe is necessary to tackle a fundamental threat to the security of the united kingdom and this house of com n commons should not stand for it and finally, on that, when we do not act, it makes it much more difficult for us diplomatically to persuade other countries to continue their air strikes. from the coalition attacks daish is of great significance. we have a chance to reverse that if we take a solid position today. mr. speaker, this motion and the action it proposes will not in itself defeat, but it will help and alongside the vienna process, it may help bring peace in the long-term to the syrian people, but without the defeat, there will be no peace. we have not chose p this conflict, but we cannot ignore it. to do nothing is a policy position which will have its own consequences. if we do act, it doesn't mean we will not see a terrorist atrocity in this country, but p if with we do not tackle daish over there, there will be an increasing risk we have to face the consequences over here. that would be an abdication of the primary responsibility of this house of commons, which is

so in may 1790 the house on broadway with the security of the fledgling united states and the balance it was raging in new york. but on may 10th his lungs were served -- severely inflamed as doctors came from philadelphia and new york medics. it became more acute and on the 15th they found a household in tears. was an extraordinary moment with the cabinet colleagues and to feel as a president the listening to the expectation when the same time his life was despaired of and within days he was declared safe a proper recovery would take time but tranquillity was restored to the state. to was later it was washington to accommodate the national capital that one day would be named washington ended district of columbia. two of his granddaughters would live there the the central government has home in philadelphia in congress had a very fine manchin belonging to finance your robert morris. but in 1793 not responding to reports the attack was renewed further from the presidential style instead shaking hands with a cushion from the people the washington did oversee those stately gatherings they

. >> adding to bernard's stress is the fact that he's housed in a maximum security unit. he says he spends most of his time in a cell and trusts no one. not even the inmate worker who used to cut his hair. >> my barber, he stabbed somebody 27 times. they wound up taking him out of the unit. then he bailed out of there and got in a fire fight with police officers and got shot seven times. my bunky before kidnapped somebody at gunpoint. was doing all types of drugs. he was doing robberies. so you just -- you don't know who you're sleeping with. >> one of the times bernard does leave his cell is to perform his duties as a unit maintenance worker. but he says even that led to trouble when another inmate got angry because bernard threw away the lid to his soup bowl. >> he came up behind me and just smacked me and smacked all the stuff out of my hands so it went all over the floor. >> because of his fear of being a snitch, bernard says he does not report his harassment to staff. and he says it was another set of problems in the free world that put him in this predicament. >> af

. >> medical staff recommended that goodell once again be housed in the maximum security general population unitsted he be assigned a cellmate. >> mr. gonzalez has been david goodell's cellmate for quite some time without incident. the fact that he's remained with him for this long, i don't want to say is a babysitter or an extra pair of eyes, but when he came out of the suicide watch, he felt comfortable with. >> we have a relationship, a bond. i know the boundaries of what he can take. he's like my child. i've got to constantly watch him. >> i guess they hired a babysitter by putting him in a room with me. he wouldn't let me do anything stupid to myself. >> just dump the water in there and scrub. >> what's in here? >> detergent. >> as far as him harming himself, i talked him out of it. i told him it doesn't only affect you, but it affects the people around you that love you, you understand? so for you to do that, you're just being selfish with yourself and not thinking of others. >> along with being a convicted murderer, goodell is also an admitted member of the jail's largest gang, the united

his christmas vacation before he left the white house the president signed a $1.1 trillion budget passed today by congress. >>> the united nations security council have approved a un resolution to map out a plan to end the civil war in syria. it calls for a cease fire and talks between the syrian government and opposition parties followed by elections. but it makes no mention of the future of syrians president. the revolution acknowledges that the fight against isis and other terror groups would continue during the cease fire. >>> the three democratic presidential candidates hold their third debate tomorrow night in new hampshire. late today bernie sander's campaign filed a lawsuit against the democratic national committee for suspending its access to the party's voter data base. sanders campaign manager accused the dnc of actively undermining the candidate's bid for the white house. >> individual leaders of the dnc can support hillary clinton in any way they want. but they are not going to sabotage our campaign. >> his inside blocked the campaign from using party voter fire after a temporary glitch allowed the national data base directo

allies to do what we believe is necessary to tackling fundamental threats to the security of the united kingdom and this house of commons should not stand for it. finally, mr. speaker, on that, when we do not act it makes it much more difficult for diplomatically for us to persuade other countries to the airstrikes and peeling off of u.a.e., and saudi from the coalition attacking daesh is of great significance. we have a chance to revert that if we take a solid position today. mr. speaker, this vote on the action proposes will not in itself defeat daesh but it will help. alongside the vienna process it may help bring peace long term to the syrian people. without the defeat of daesh there will be no peace. we have not chosen this conflict but we can not ignore it. to do nothing is policy position which will have its own consequences. if we do act it doesn't mean we will not see a terrorist atrocity in this country but if we do not tackle daesh, at the source over there there will be increasing risk we have to face the consequences over here. that would be an abdication of the primary responsibility of the hous

. >> reporter: attack happened just after 8:00 at night in medium security dorm unit where suspected gang members are housedputy saw an inmate hiding homemade alcohol when the inmate dropped the contra ban the jail guard pick it up and was tacked. nine other inmates jumped in. >> he was fighting for his life. the inmates were punching him, kicking him, kneeing him in the head, and everything. he's very very fortunate but did sustain injuries. >> reporter: guard who was injured is a seven-year veteran of the department. he was taken to the hospital and is now on medical leave. in light of this assault, the sheriff's office has added more staffing and they're limiting how many inmates can be out at a time. >> in this case, one deputy in there 80 people housed and at the time of attack there were 41 inmates that were out. it could have been much more severe and we're really fortunate that -- that it wasn't worse. >> this comes as the main jail in san jose is under scrutiny for the beating death of inmate michael tyrese. three jail guards are now accused of killing tyree following this attack at elmwood the she

house. >>> finance ministers on the united nations security council are meeting today to try to stop the flowamic state terror group. the finance ministers from 15 countries are set to acopt a resolution intended to cut off revenue that isis gets from selling oil and from ransom payments and other criminal activities. it's estimated that the group raises more than a billion dollars a year. the resolution sponsored by the u.s. and russia would be based on one passed back in 1999 that targeted the financing of al qaada. >>> time is now 5:34. an artist who was attacked in san francisco earlier this month has now died from his injuries. police say 74-year-old stuart jackson was attacked by a man near market street on december 5th. during the struggle, he fell, he hit his head on the pavement. he died on sunday in the hospital. police say this case is now being investigated as a homicide. they're still searching for a suspect. several people who say there are jackson's friends. they have been circulating this photo of him on social media. jackson was well-liked portrait artist. he often sketched i

security measures. it occurred inside a medium security unit in ellwood jail, where suspected gang members are housed.ate hiding alcohol. when he dropped it, the guard bent over to pick it up and the group of inmates jumped him. >> they were punching him, kicking him, kneeing him in the head and everything. he is very, very fortunate but did sustain injuries. >> the guard was treated for shoulder injuries, possibly hip and head injuries. the sheriff added more staffing at the jail and is limit to go number of inmates allowed out of cells at a given time. correctional officers confiscated nine gallons of homemade alcohol and a 7-inch homemade knife. >>> some families in discovery bay have no service because they were not home when crews came to turn the gas back on after an outage. >>> new this morning, bill cosby will be charged in connection with a sexual assault allegation. the prosecutor in pennsylvania says he sexually assaulted a woman in 2004. she claims he drugged and sexually assaulted her at his home in philadelphia. chicago previously said under oath he'd had consensual sex with that woman.

will you assure the house as well as the action of the security services and policing in the united kingdom. >> what are we doing to strengthen the borders and what are we doing to exchange intelligence information and to strengthen our intelligence and policing agencies the chancellor spoke about last week all of this we should see through the prism of national security. that is our first duty is and when you have our allies asking you the intelligence not if you can make a difference i believe we should act. .. however, prime minister has not stood with european allies in the matter of taking our fair share of refugees from this chris sis and other. will he look again at the save children request that this country take 3,000 orphan children refugee currently in europe? >> i would say we have made -- played a huge part. no other european country has given enough as much as britain has and we've also going to take 20,000 refugees with a thousand arriving by christmas, but i'm issuf to look once again a the going to take 20000 refugees with 20000 riding bike christma b

housing unit. the project will take two years. >> we have new information on the white house fence. it could take several years before they can secure the fence. spikes were installed like the ones we saw on thanksgiving day. a spokesperson for eleanor holmes norton says they're still testing the spikes to make them more effective. >>> there was a concern that precious would be separated from the family because of a ban in prince george's county but she has a new home. we rolled up to see precious standing guard over her owner who was unconscious due to a house fire. she and her puppy were sent away to the animal shelter yesterday. the dog owner's sister took her home. >> she just wanted to protect her mommy, that's all, and protect her house. >> i'm so thankful for her protecting my sister. >> an elderly man who was blind was inside the house with his daughter at the time of the fire. they're both recovering. >>> this video shows how far mieg grajts will go for a better life. it's just in to the newsroom this morning straight ahead. >>> the death of a popular band member when we check back in with the live desk. >>> the kids may wa

united states. but the white house is saying the opposite. let's hear what they said about that. >> the united states government, our national security officialsbe most effective if they're able to work in partnership with leaders of the muslim american community to prevent those who are most vulnerable to this radical isil ideology from being incited and inspired to carry out an act of violence. and rhetoric like the offensive bluster we hear from mr. trump makes it much harder to build and solidify that relationship. >> zahra, talk about the relationship you have with officials. do you share information with officials if you suspect there could be radicalized people who are attending mosques and so on? >> i think we get in to this other place around the conversation of countering violent extremism. the muslim community has consistently said that we oppose, our religion opposes and prohibits violence against innocent people. if and when a muslim is confronted by someone who is interested in engaging in violence, there's a track record of stopping it, of going to law enforcement, of engaging with elected officials, doing what we can to protect

house. >> the department of homeland security told the congressional committee an estimated 400,000 people overstay their industries as and do not leave the united states. the -- their visas and do not leave the united states. the government is taking better measures to track those people. only 11 have been recruited in the past year. >>> a man pleaded not guilty to attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization, the first guilty plea of its kind in the u.s. the 31-year-old admitted using social media to entice, encourage and recruit two people to travel to syria, turkey and iraq to join isis. he now faces up to 22 years in prison. >>> new developments in the paris terror attacks, investigators believe they found evidence that show some of the terrorists use encrypted apps to hide their planning before the attacks and they say the terrorists changed cell phone sim cards to help cover their tracks. authorities are now convinced the leader of the attacks made his way to france by way of a greek island where he used a fake passport as an asylum speaker. >>> in an exclusive interview with cbs news, carter says until a few months

the head of the house homeland security committee warning governors have a right to be concerned. >> i can reveal today to the united states government has information to indicate that individuals tied to the terrorist groups in syria already attempted to gain access to our country through the u.s. refugee program. >> why is the president not telling us about that. why is he not the one calling for action? why is all of this an issue of political correctness and not one of national security and the nation's survival? why does our president and the west think they have been somehow given permission to lecture us as if we were somehow cowardly fools and that is it's somehow immorale to defend ourselves against radical islamist terrorists? in our own defense against political correctness, it's time for the left and -- require us to open our borders and accept whatever the consequences, no matter how they strike. didn't the president acknowledge just sunday night we are in a war against the islamic state? maybe that is a flip sometimes. the president didn't make it clear how many casualties we should accept, how much of

$2 billion to go to housing units for the >>> three school in one of our area's larger districts are ordered to close. reason and how parents are reacting. >>> major changes in security at popular theme parks. >>> here at the lowe's theater in lincoln square, the "star wars" premier had fans lining up >>> in brooklyn, firefighters rescued a woman who was struck and pinned under an suv. it happened around 1:45 this afternoon. the woman was crossing the street when this mercedes hit her. she was trapped under that vehicle until firefighters arrived, lifted the car, and she is listed in serious but stable condition tonight. >>> some shocking news for parents on yong long island. one school district has announced plans to close three schools. leaders say they'll close 3 of their 18 schools by next fall. gatelot and tecumseh elementary school. the district broke the news to parents wednesday night. >> it's sad for the kids. i'm sad for the staff. >> one of the reasons why we chose to move here was because of the school. so breaks my heart. >> the district has not said if the teachers and ers ers ers ers and staff at those three schools will lose their jobs. more informati

allies to do what we believe is necessary to tackling fundamental threats to the security of the united kingdom and this house of commons should not stand for it. finally, mr. speaker, on that, when we do not act it makes it much more difficult for diplomatically for us to persuade other countries to the airstrikes and peeling off of u.a.e., and saudi from the coalition attacking daesh is of great significance. we have a chance to revert that if we take a solid position today. mr. speaker, this vote on the action proposes will not in itself defeat daesh but it will help. alongside the vienna process it may help bring peace long term to the syrian people. without the defeat of daesh there will be no peace. we have not chosen this conflict but we can not ignore it. to do nothing is policy position which will have its own consequences. if we do act it doesn't mean we will not see a terrorist atrocity in this country but if we do not tackle daesh, at the source over there there will be increasing risk we have to face the consequences over here. that would be an abdication of the primary responsibility of the hous

entering the united states and has created a firestorm of criticism across the country and the world. pentagon says it hurts america's national security. the republican speaker of the houses this is not what the party stands for. today, donald trump was not backing down. nick bryant reports. : donald trump is advocating a policy of americans ordinarily associate with far right paid groups. a blanket ban on foreign muslims entering the country. mr. trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. nick: the more outrageous his remarks, the more cheers and support he gets. >> we have no choice. nick: they have made him the front-runner for the republican nomination. morning on breakfast television, he seemed to almost revel in the criticism. have people to want to blow up our cities and buildings. we have to figure out what is going on. attackast week's and san bernardino have sparked fears throughout america, and some applaud his comments. >> it sounds harsh, but reality is reality. >> i say ship them all back. nick: more striking is the sh

housing unit. >> they won't put us together because they said it's a security risk.trating because i'd like to see him and sit down and talk to him and see what's going on. yeah, i love him. that's the love of my life. you know what i mean? >> perry mckinney misses herbie as well. even in jail the haircut can stir memories of growing up together in, believe it or not, twinsburg, ohio, home of the annual twins day festival. >> it looks good. it brings you back to the streets a little bit when you can just go to the barber. my brother and i, that's one thing we always do. we always go get our hair cut together. it's funny, sometimes we go to the same barber and he'll tell me this hot chick is over here. go there and mess with her. so i'll go there and she'll be like, didn't i just cut your hair? >> it was your brother. >> it was my twin brother. >> the brothers have shared plenty of laughs, they also share drug and alcohol addictions that have put them in jail dozens of times. perry is currently charged with felonious assault. a fight in which he didn't fare so well hi

muslims entering thehe united states ununl r country's reesentatives can figure out what the hell is going on." (applause) the white house condemned trump's proposal and national security adviser ben rhodes blasted trump's comments, saying they are "contrary to our values as americans." trump will be in iowa to campaign on friday at the statatfair grouous in des moines. tim: according to one poll, texas senator ted cruz is the new cruz trumped the donald by 5 points and taking his first lead in any primary state this cycle. according ot the monmouth university poll. trump and marco bio hot on cruz's'srail though- bobo polling in at 19 and 17 per-cent respectively. tim: tomorrow afternoon, jacob bossman is planning a major announcement for his campaign for a seat in the iowa house of representatives. he'll be naming an endorser for his campaign tomorrow at the bud day center for civic engagement at morningside college. bossman is running for housusdistrict 6 that's set for 3 o'clock in the afternoon. still to come... 74 years later, folks across the country remembering a national tragedy. how siouxlanders honored those lost in pearl harbor. when we return. (fred) meltin

shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> and in washington yesterday, the house homeland security committee chairman, congressman mike mccaul, who will join us later tonight, issued a very stern warning about isis infiltrating the refugee community that wants to come to america. watch this. >> i can reveal today that the united states government has information to indicate that individuals tied to terrorist groups in syria have already attempted to gain access to our country through the u.s. refugee program. >> and congressman mccaul is not the only one who has sounded the alarm about the refugee security risk. the national intelligence director, the head of the fbi and several other high ranking officials have also issued warnings. watch this. >> would that bring in syrian refugees pose a greater risk to americans? >> i mean, it's clearly a population of concern. >> the concern is in syria, the lack of our footprint on the ground in syria that the da databases bont have the information we need. not that we have a lack of process. it's that we have a lack of information. >> that r

security. the problem is you have republican candidates standing for president of the united states. >> reporter: the chairman of the republican national committee is not taking the white house advice to disavow trump but issued a statement saying we need to aggressively terrorism but not at the expense of our american values. >> if the republican party likes it, that's fine. if they don't, that's fine also. i'm leading in virtually every single poll. >> reporter: trumps supporters say he's right. >> we need to look at these countries, particularly the muslims. >> as for the gop criticizing trump for his proposal, he tweeted most of his supporters would vote for him if he ran as an independent. possibly his warning to the republican party. david and lisa? >> thank you. the latest poll does not indicate that his comments are another. >> a new cnn orc international poll has him leading, ted cruz a new monmouth university ted cruz leading,poll has followed by trump in marco wbz rubio. stay with over the next 90 minutes for coverage of his >>> meanwhile, endorsements are pulling in for hillary clinton, close to 200 community, labor and grassroots leaders support her according to

security laws are vowing to join forces before taking on their next fight. members of five groups will unite in support of opposition candidates in next year's upper house electionmembers of the students emergency action for liberal democracy will take part. they joined other activists at a meeting with officials from four opposition parties. the activists urged the parties to work together to repeal the legislation which allows japan to exercise the right to collective self-defense. that means the self-defense forces can defend a country that if that country comes under attack. >> translator: for now we are just sharing opinions. think we got a pretty good reception. our group has no plans to give up the fight against this legislation. opposition party officials say they will look at ways to work closely with the activists in the lead up to the vote. >>> japan's space agency says the akatsuki is now orbiting venus, the first japanese probe to circle a planet other than earth. >> translator: we've confirmed that the venus climate orbiter akatsuki has successfully entered the orbit of venus as planned. >> nakamura said they will do test observations over three mo

security experts has written a letter to congress. they are supporting resettlement of syrian and iraqi refugees here in the united states. they are calling on the senate to reject a housebill that puts the program on hold. former secretary of states henry kissinger, george schultz and madeline all light all signed a letter and david petraeus included his signature. >>> five people were injured when a pipe bomb exploded near a metro station in istanbul, turkey, at the highlight of the evening rush hour. nobody has claimed responsibility the news stations say. >>> coming up, police have upped their search for a woman and two oacome places -- two accomplices that robbed and tied up an elderly man in his own home. >> and president obama send as strong message to other world leaders trying to >>> well no deal on a global climate agreement but president obama proposed a legally binding mechanism, one that would force countries to measure and adhere to their progress of carbon reduction commitments. the special reporters in paris as the climate change summit set the tone before returns to the u.s. . >> i am sure there will be moments over the next two weeks where progress see

are sold in united states early tonight on the nose and 6:00 with talk of the east a constant now back home tonight and pleasanton his the member of the house committee on homeland's security. >>: right now we're still able to get assault weapons and most days and our country last night the senate voted to govern us from knowing have tear watchless the specs were able to buy firearms pieces were some the most is that crisis is the influence appears to be growing and that the group might not have to order terror attack directly but instead of just inspire fallen to take action. >>charles clifford: the investigation in this case so far focused on two people but investigators and 1 policy expert we spoke to today on friday the fbi announced the investigation into the deadly attack in san bernardino is not been treated as a possible case of terrorism is specializes a national-security issues he believes of two suspects in this case have acted alone a large supply of weapons and explosives from their homes suggest they would receive training from one he said the investigators will cast a wide net as this could answers for the cement on electronic communications finally whether

the head of the house homeland security committee warning governors have a right to be concerned. >> i can reveal today to the uniteds government has information to indicate that individuals tied to the terrorist groups in syria already attempted to gain access to our country through the u.s. refugee program. >> why is the president not telling us about that. why is he not the one calling for action? why is all of this an issue of political correctness and not one of national security and the nation's survival? why does our president and the west think they have been somehow given permission to lecture us as if we were somehow cowardly fools and that is it's somehow immorale to defend ourselves against radical islamist terrorists? in our own defense against political correctness, it's time for the left and -- require us to open our borders and accept whatever the consequences, no matter how they strike. didn't the president acknowledge just sunday night we are in a war against the islamic state? maybe that is a flip sometimes. the president didn't make it clear how many casualties we should accept, how much of ameri

at the july 10th, white house meeting, our national security advisor, condoleezza rice, and other top officials -- >> there will significant terrorist attacks against the unitedin the coming weeks or months. the attacks will be spectacular. al-qaeda's intention is the destruction of the united states. ♪ >> this country has got to go on a war plane now. slam my hand on the table. >> what happened? >> yeah. lifted up. >> chris is the executive producer of the spy masters. great to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> this is an interesting documentary. i want to go right to the news that you created with this documentary. it is almost infuriating to know that the u.s. knew about these threats but weren't able to act on them. in particular, july 2001, what happened? >> it's a chilling picture that the head of the counter terrorism center paints. george, the director of the cia submitted authorities for a paramilitary operation in afghanistan to pull al-qaeda out by the roots. the response from the bush white house, according to tenant was we don't want to look at this yet. we don't want the clock to start ticking. i canned him what did that mean?