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reconstruction governments in the south were overturned and white supremeacy re-established it sel, then they hay platform from which to actually -- they had a platform from which to actually lobity federal go. and toward the end 67b919th -- 19th century, right around the turn of the century, it was decided that confederate sonalds could get federal hed -- headstones as well. i think it was 1906 when that legislation was passed and 1907 is when we see those c.s.a. gravestones appearing in the union lot for that reason. and that was of course very, very controversial, especially among the g.a.r. the g.a.r. hated this idea. >> i feel we would keep you hee for a very long time. we should perhaps allow the questions to continue outside the lecture hall but thank you so much. [applause] and i want to remind up all that you are very welcome to join us for a reception in the garden court just to the right. people will show you the way if you don't know it. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2015] >> you come into this house

there are three of them now, special sel aquiped tanks, bulletproof cars that get up there and -- >> now approaching the vehicle. >> keeping a safe distance. i'm wondering about the people in those homes if they have been told to shelter in place because certainly they have to be wondering what's going on out in the streets. >> if anyone, i'm sure most people in san bernardino were watching. county officials, police told them shelter in your home. there is a car there. the white that's where someone is? it looks like there's someone on the ground in front of that white car rate there. they're all running to the left of the screen. we're going to watch this unfold, because it doesn't we don't have any sound on this. but they are crouching with guns drawn. it has been an afternoon of drama, because burst into this ken tear and started shooting with long rifles. 14 people killed, 14 wounded. and then somehow it appears they got out of that building. there is a rainfall on the ground. >> we heard from the police chief in san bernardino earlier saying these men were on a mission that they

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sel beaten and killed with a hammer. he allegedly spray painted accusations on the blanket claiming the victim stole from him. bail. >>> a young woman in critical condition, the victim of a hit and run in queens. that driver chased and caught by good samaritans. the family of the 21-year-old best. here's eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne. >> she doesn't look g. she's in the doing good. she's barely even blinking an eye. >> reporter: barbara nelson says it is hard to look at her young, vibrant daughter in the hospital suffering from a severe head injury and broken leg. this white mustang struck 21- year-old nelson as she crossed beach 19th street in far rockaway. nelson was going to grab lunch with her friend, sister, and her sister's five-year-old daughter before going to her shift as a cashier at nearby >> i heard, boom! i turned around and see my friend 10 feet in the air. >> i seen my sister laying on the floor. at first i think she's just covering herself, but she's not moving. i get across the street and my si

i mean, the isis spot that i interviewed told me he had to spend $1,000 to smuggle hill sel -- himself back and forth. how did he get past them? it would be a big embarrassment. >> also, we don't know his level of involvement. there were early reports that, you know, maybe he chickened out. >> exactly. >> doesn't seem like if that is in fact true that he chickened out would he really go to syria? >> this is the thing. if he went back to syria as a coward, somebody who didn't commit to it. isis could kill him, right? you nknow, to them he would be trader, didn't carry the mission. if he had been part of the attack, took part and shot up a bunch of people and taken part in the bataclan concert, you would see all kinds of isis propaganda videos and an instant article in some isis media announcing his operation, how he did it, who he was involved with and managed again to slip the -- >> there are reports and i don't know if they are confirmed, he was seen in gay bars in brussels. if he is in fact gay, it wouldn't be the first time but if he is gay, i'm not sure he would want to go to syria

. >>> chinese internet giant alibaba has bought hong kong morning post leading to fears it could selnsored stories. but when it comes to china coverage, it says the world needs a pleur al at this of views warning of western bias in mainstream media. >>> now, 11 people have been arrested after spanish police found 1 1/2 tons of cocaine disguised as wooden palates. acting on intelligence from u.k.'s crime agency. police saved shipping contain their avoid in valencia from colombia it appeared to be loaded with sacks of charcoal on wooden palates but the pal the were made of compressed cocaine powder. some of the sacks contained cocaine disguised at charcoal. >>> for months isil has wage aid campaign to destroy ancient artifacts that it seniors action lidgactionactionresacrilegious. much has already been lost but they are using technology to assess the damage and see what could one did i be restored. from london jessica baldwin reports. >> reporter: packing up 3d cameras and all the materials volunteers in syria will need to photograph important sites of cultural heritage. we can't show

there's a lot of misconceptions people are coming forward for sel self-grandizing. they're trying to stop a crime being commit the on someone else. that's what i think the film shows. no one is coming forward for any other reason but just to try to have justice served and have someone not perpetrate this crime on someone else. >> right. >> why didn't you reach out to get the men's side of the story, those accused? >> we did reach out, and most of them, i think, all of them, refused to speak. >> all of them. >> all of the major subjected in our film declined interview requests. we did request. >> they say you were late in reaching out. why didn't you want to weave in their stories, their side, their version of what happened? >> because we were following multiple stories. following dozens of stories and we didn't know until late in the process which stories would be in the film. that was the reason. i mean, you know, when editing a documentary we edit the film right up to the end. we were editing after the sundance premiere. we didn't want to go out to somebody if the

if you make them feel like america is really at war with sel islam and that americans have no respector islam, all of that goes away instantly. that's what we should be worried about, that's what we should be thinking about. that's what impacts our security. >> evan, thank you so much. well said. appreciate it. >> thank you. . >>> coming up, jeb bush's super pac goes after marco rubio, accusing the florida senator of not showing up for work and not to be outdone, chris christie is now also getting in on the game. that's next. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> hello. i'm erica hill. here's what's happening at this hour. missouri governor jay nixon calling on t

. >> and director's bar by sel yot in minutes. >> good looking lady. be good. >> plus, inside harrison ford's wooky woes. >> i had a little work done. >> does the force awaken get hans solo's seal of approval? >> you've seen the film. have. >> what do you think? >> now hollywood from the inside out, it's the "insider" together with yahoo. >>> "the force has awakened". fans lining up to be the first to see this latest installment of the wars" franchise. we kick off with hans solo himself, harrison ford. he is just the coolest guy ever. >> he really s what's not cool is everything that's going on with charlie sheen. there is new fallout after his hiv revelation last month and he is back now against a seven figure from his ex. as you can imagine, there is a lot of buzz around him right now. >> charlie is polarizing. now burt reynolds is sounding off. and dr. oz who supported charlie behind the scenes is now speaking out only to the "insider." let's go inside charlie sheen and the cross hairs. >> i wonder what you thought about charlie sheen recent

reinstruction -- reconstruction governments in the south were overturned and white supremeacy re-established it sel, then they hay platform from which to actually -- they had a platform from which to actually lobity federal go. and toward the end 67b919th -- 19th century, right around the turn of the century, it was decided that confederate sonalds could get federal hed -- headstones as well. i think it was 1906 when that legislation was passed and 1907 is when we see those c.s.a. gravestones appearing in the union lot for that reason. and that was of course very, very controversial, especially among the g.a.r. the g.a.r. hated this idea. >> i feel we would keep you hee for a very long time. we should perhaps allow the questions to continue outside the

and the fact that people can sel self-raleigh capit-- self radic in their basements using the internet is true, but our preparedness has increased as well, and that message is not getting out as well as it should. first of all, kudos to the city of san bernardino, which has handled this beautifully, both the part respecting the dead. the funerals are now starting and it's terribly sad for their families, but also in talking about this, which is an unfolding investigation, and talking about it in a way that's not polarizing. that's tremendous. another thing that's good is what your network did earlier this morning. new york police chief bill bratton and his intelligence chief, john miller, were on your network talking about how they're keeping new york safe. a lot of our communities are safer because of these threats. and when people know that they are safer and know what to look for, they're not going to be terrorized. that's what these guys are after. there's a chance it could happen, but i would say that that chance is smaller because of law enforcement in america. >> i wanted to ask

it's easy for people liyour sels to say women have done that but that is not true. >> many are cominghrough the press to say mr. cosby sexually assaulted them and many of them have the exact same stories. how do you plan to defend that in court or will you try to stop that from being admissible in court? >> it certainly isn't admissible in court. 50 women have come forward and saying they did not have the same story. some of them say he rubbed against them or in front of their breasts at a party is not saying they were in an ongoing consensual relationship and affidavits saying i believe i was drugged. they aren't the same thing. what this d.a. has to do is prove the facts of this case. >> you know the prosecutors saying the judge allowed previous evidence from other cases. you have to be prepared for that. >> well, there aren't previous other cases. what you mean -- >> there are allegations as you know and a wide range of allegations as you know. >> yes. and those are all allegations for which is there no corroborating evidence. allegations from decades ago, allegations for women who

states to protect the financial and nonfinancial institutions, and against the risk of exaggerated self selself-regulation and lead to the 28 and 29. more over, it's necessary to provide the mechanisms by which all citizen have access and knowledge and the information of the un sanctions list. further more, they must be aware of the sanctions to be applied such as the capital goods and assets of those lists. such mechanisms have begun to be everyone laments based on information by the intelligence unit. we think that it's also important that all countries develop and speed up a legal corporation mechanisms and the knowledge sharing matters such as and the destination of the funds as well as the implementation of the measures required by other foreign states. thank you. >> thank you minister, and i give you the floor. >> ladies and gentlemen, i join the counsel members in thanking you mr. president for having the meeting and the support. and it combats terrorism and financing i kwish the echo and enforce for the speakers for the need of any additional measures to further isolate and ultimate

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president, last week families across the nation gathered in gratitude to sel celebrate thing thanksgiving. with humble appreciation we venerate the sacrifice of america's he recalliest settlers. we remember their fortitude, leaving home to colonize a new wilderness, facing disease, starruation and even death. these brave men and women endured tremendous hardships to secure the blessings of liberty, freedom of religion so precious and prized by our forebearers is the legacy we enjoy as a result of their sacrifice. today i wish to honor the programs' legacy by speaking -- the pilgrims' legacy by speaking on the topic of religious liberty. i have addressed this subject at length and in so doing i have explained the critical spurnes e critical importance of religious freedom. i have also debunked the notion that religious liberty is a primarily private matter that has little place in the public domain. more recently i have detailed the many ways freedom of conscience is under attack, both at home and abroad. mr. president, you might wonder why i have devoted so much time and attention to this

observation, there are two forms of collection, the one in the government which is being destroyed by the sel you. -- by the aclu. another one by google and private entities that looks at our profile, the aclu is allowing them to collect information on us. if they attack the government that wants to protect us. wantsogles of the world to profile us to get information. i do not understand why the aclu wants to shut down steps to protect us it does not do anything with the commercial entities. by the way, i was in the business, and i used the fisa court and it takes forever to get something through. if you get something to me that will attack us and you want to have readily available information to find out what is going to happen, this law is going to cut us down. it is not good. guest: two important points, private collection should raise concerns and there should be standards companies follow to ensure they are appropriately protecting the rights of their customers. there is a big difference between google collecting information and the nsa collecting the information, google cannot put you i

if they choose to, they can be a sales leader and empower other ople to sel the product, as well. >> of course, there are many executives yo know who say women should be leaning in, going all in when it omes to how do you think finding a way for women to pull back and work part time is helping in their cause? >> you see women dropping out during their childbearing years because they're seeking a balance. work and family. our mission at stella and dot is very specifically addressing the flexibility issue. so women can still work, but they're working on their own terms. that way, they don't have to take one for the team of women and continue to lean in if they're gffng t leas in and fall over. it's not going to create happiness in their lives. >> reporter: all together, the company employed 50 business owners in six countries. they paid $300 million in commission. blithe harris is he are,r rrin's co-founder. >> i'll spend time with my family and get back online at night. everything, you don't feel guilty. >> reporter: guilt, womenosnt out, is the enemy of creativity ahond happ ess. >>

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observation, there are two forms of collection, the one in the government which is being destroyed by the selou. -- by the aclu. another one by google and private entities that looks at our profile, the aclu is allowing them to collect information on us. if they attack the government that wants to protect us. wantsogles of the world to profile us to get information. i do not understand why the aclu wants to shut down steps to protect us it does not do anything with the commercial entities. by the way, i was in the business, and i used the fisa court and it takes forever to get something through. if you get something to me that will attack us and you want to have readily available information to find out what is going to happen, this law is going to cut us down. it is not good. guest: two important points, private collection should raise concerns and there should be standards companies follow to ensure they are appropriately protecting the rights of their customers. there is a big difference between google collecting information and the nsa collecting the information, google cannot put you in

>> no, i think general sel virginia said it very well.turkey is -- shares a border with both syria and iraq. that border has been use d as a principle border through which fighters flowed in both directions, and we've asked the turks to do more. they have done some more. we're helping them do yet more. but it's critical they control their border. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> well, of course, isis wants more than anything else to preserve their caliphate. no one is arguing today that there should be 100,000 troops. although the president and obviously you would like to set up a straw man. it is clear that with without american participation and leadership there is no strategy to take raqqah, which is their base of operations. where they're planning and orchestrating attacks, we just saw the manifestation of it, including working on chemical weapons. mr. secretary, i would -- i would beg you to call up general keane, general petraeus, secretary gates, secretary panetta, even former secretary of state hillary clinton, ask all of them, and