this as third ranking senate democrat new york's chuck schumer called for a pause in the plan that would allow 10,000 syrian refugees to enter the u.s. over the next year. clearly republican senators think the battle is far from over. some believe they can secure the votes to outflank the white house on the issue. >> we have peculiar rules including the need for 60 votes. i think we can get the democrats, four, five, six, seven, eight democrats to come on board. >> it is the essence of reasonableness to say we shouldn't be bringing in tens of thousands of refugees who may include isis terrorists. >> terrorists have a time-out on syrian refugees until we can figure out what we're doing. it is clear that isil and other groups can infiltrate the refugee flow, but the refugees are symptom of a failed policy. >> reporter: what the white house is telling us they would like to do is tweek the visa waiver program. right now that let's people from 38 different countries come into the u.s. for short periods of time without the need for a visa. but given the security environment domestically to say

money poured into virginia to help flip the state senate in favor of democratic governor terry mcaw mcauliffe the democrats couldn't pull it ooff. transgender rights the same in houston. someone piped up to suggest that maybe the people who were predicting a very bad year for republicans in 2016 could be wrong. that there are plenty of strengths to build on, that the gop brings considerable strengths to the game even when demographics seem not to be working in its favor. for a look-back at tuesday's results we'll begin with al jazeera's david schuster. >> for just the second time in 40 years, kentucky will have a republican governor. >> what an extraordinary night this is! >> reporter: tea party favorite and political outsider matt devin defeated conway. >> tonight is not a result we expected but one we respect. a couple of minutes ago i placed a call to governor elect bevin and wished him well. >> befn lost to republican senator mcilroy last year in a gop primary race but expectations that bevin would seem too extreme didn't pan out. full on his promise to dismantle kynect, expanded medicaid

the democrats need to gain four seats to control the senate if a democratic president gets elected. otherwise they need five. five might be a little bit of a heavy lift to capture the senate on the election map. there's only a certain number of states that are in play. those states are florida, i illinois, new hampshire, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. if you're from those states, that's really the battleground in this election. moreover democrats have to hold shaky senate seats in colorado and nevada. other than illinois, these are states that should be very competitive for the race to the white house, which will make the presidential coat tails all that more important. because the rival democratic majority is difficult, the republicans are still more likely to keep the majority than the democrats to grab it. at least a small net gain for the gop is expected though. not losing any net seats probably requires the republican nominee to not only win the presidency, but capture more electoral votes. it guarantees no anti-gun legislation can ever get to a president's d

state-run to privately-run.he believes this will save the state money, and benefit tients.but senate democrats say those plans are disorganized and will actually hurt iowans. no one should be left without care.everyone should know who they need to go to for care. . to care, and they repeated those things back to us that they are most concerned about that as well. to move forward with his proposed plans - governor branstad must now get permission from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. unity-point is getting into the health insurance business. the hospital and clinic company has teamed with minnesota-based health- partners to create a new company.righf now - officials are seeking licenses from regulators in iowa a a illinois and hope to start selling medicare advantage policies late next year.other individual and group policies for employers may also be added in the future. there will soon be more cameras around cedar rapids. pids.about 80 observation cameras will be added to internsections through-out the city to examine traffic flow. the cameras are part of a two-million dollar p

and there's some stressed-out democrats in the senate right now. i don't know that they get to 67 with a veto-proof majority in the senate. but certainly there are ten senate democrats up for re-election who will be under enormous pressure because of the public opinion polling, to vote with republicans on this. they're not talking about what people are talking about on the presidential campaign trail like trump and others. they're just saying, we actually need to find out what your criteria and your vetting process involves. because right now the public is not assured that it's rational and it can be carried out in a reasonable way. that protects our safety. they want to know what it is. and until and unless they do and they're served by the fbi director that each person is not a threat, there's going to be this pause so politically it's very tough to oppose. >> tucker? >> it will be interesting to see a white house graphic. you saw the number of admitted demonstrable benefits to the united states of syrian immigration. it's unanceable, there isn't

senate democrats fear republicans will try to back out of a two year budget deal.cans deny any intention to do that. >> this morning, there is an investigation underway into exxon-mobil, the new york state attorney general saying it involves climate change. other companies could be drown in, as well. >> a source confirms that new york state's attorney general subpoenaed exxon-mobil as part of an investigation into allegations of the oil giant withheld the dangers of climate change from the public for years. >> it shows that the new york attorney general is taking very seriously what exxon knew as early as 1977 and maybe before, and what it was telling the public. >>> the investigation's been going on for more than a year and the news comes weeks after reports surfaced that can may be saying one thing in private, another in public. the report suggests more than 30 years ago, exxon's sciences activities were taking climate change projections into account with its plans. it is demand exxon-mobil turn over financial and other documents from a period when they are alleg

they are scrutiny" senate democrats proposed some visitors get tougher screening citizens of 38 nations, like france and belgium, who dont need a visa to visit the u-s now, would need one if... like thehearis attack ringleader... they had been to isis territory sot: sen. diane feinstein (d- california):57-1:06 "anyone who travels to syria or iraq in the last five years can not travel to the united states using the visa waiver program. period. " the fbi director issued an update sot: james comey, fbi director1:09-1:19 "we are not aware of any credible threat here of a paris type attack and we have seen no nnection at all between the paris s tackers and the united states" but there's no agreement about what to do ... to keep isis out. (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. hillary clinton detailed her isis and terrorism strategy today. she says defeating and destroying - not deterring - the terror group should be america's goal. during a speech to the council on foreign relations.. thehe democraticicresidential candidate called for an n

democratic caucus and president obama, that bill would have passed. it's not just harry reid, not just a tactic. this was an attempt to use the laws and rules of the senate to legitimately block this bill. you can't do it unless have you 41 votes, and he did. you have to look at it this way. the democrats unfortunately have become so wedded to power, and they are attached to certain voter groups, and they're going to do nothing other than try to spike up interest and spike up resentment within the voter groups. that's what they're trying to do here. instead of looking at the best interest of america, and i might add people within the voter groups. make this into a racial issue and try to spike up support within that group. lou: you know, but they've been doing it for so long, and seems the republican party does not have good rejoinders to what is straightforwardly a simple political propaganda, and some clever maneuvering from time to time on the issue. let me turn, if i may, to where we are with the republican party. kentucky, rolling back marijuana inflation ohio. have you got to be encouraged by the developments and otherwise across the country. >> we

state-run to privately-run.he believes this will save the state money, and benefit patients.but senate democrats say those plans are disorganized and will tually hurt iowawa. no one should be left without care.everyone should know who they need to go to for care. . the should have basic access to care, and they repeated those things backcko us that they are most concerned about that as well. to move forward with his proposed plans - governor branstad must now get permison from the centers for medicare and medicaid rvices. coming up next, on the cbs 2 news at six, out in the cold. cold.why this man is spending cbs -2 this morning,cell phones can be a pain sometimes but in this case...it can be literal. literal.find out the real problem that can happen when you're on your phone too much. tomorrow on cbs-2 this mornrng. ((kelly)) an r-v is sitting in the parking lot of the hy-vee road.in fact, someone is living inside of it for the next couple days.bryon mengle, morning show host on life 101 point nine radio, is part of a 101 hour food drive.he spent the last two days at the hy-vee in cedar falls.t

about medicaid's privatization there's a session you can attend this afternoon.at one-30 - iowa senate democrats are opening up a listening session by phone.people will be able to learn about how the conversion will affect them and their health care provider. if you would like to take part - you can call the number on your screen, but you have to enter the pin.we have both numbers posted to our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. today students are getting shots to protect against mumps. mumps.until seven tonight - university of iowa students under 25 can get the m-m-r vaccine for free.the shots are available at the iowa memorial union.the mumps have been a problem at the u-i this fall. more than 100 cases have been reported on campus in the last few months. a new clinic is having their ribbon cutting today!mercy is opening a telehealth clinic at the hy-vee store on edgewood road northeast.it's the first clinic of its kind to offer on-site, diagnostic telehealth services.mercy officials tells fox 28 news it's in response to the demand for convenient healthcare services.the clinic will start seeing pat

here on the hill today senate democrats said a bigger potential problem is terrorists coming into theu.s. as tourist. that's a problem, and they had to act urgently today to block refugees. >> the yeas are 289 and the nays are -- >> mostly it was republicans. >> wait a minute! not so fast! find out who these people are. >> each applicant gets screened in the obama plan. >> 18 to 24 months. that's how thorough it is. >> but speaker paul ryan charged gaps in the program. >> that is why we want to make sure that our law enforcement puts in place the standards that are necessary to guarantee that we do not have isis infiltration into our refugee population so that we can keep this country safe. >> reporter: president obama vowed a veto. millions of tourists visit the u.s. he said, 10,000 refugees are not a threat. >> that's not what our law enforcement thinks. that's not what anybody who has looked at this problem thinks. they are already under much more scrutiny. >> reporter: with isis vowing in a video to attack new york, senate democrats propose, some visitors get tougher screening. ci

echoing those concerns, the three iowa senate democrats say the plan--as it stands right now--is deeply disorganized and they're not sure it can be ready by the end of next month. they say there are too many questions left unanswered and the governor's decision to make the switch didn't get proper scrutiny.. "what's scary is that this didn't go through a legislative process. we could have talked about this, we could have addressed situations like this and we didn't so now this is what's scary." scary."at this point, federal officials have not approved the governor's plan. the three iowa democrats are asking them to delay the start date by six-months. karen,n,ll caregivers anan patients can do in the meantime is wait and see. coming up on live at 5... beauty product warning,the deadly chemicals you're putting on your face without alizing and what the industry wants to do about it. meanwhile, this is as commuters head home on this beautiful night in the corridor. let's check in wiwi chief meteorologist terry people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [

the senate democratic caucus is aware of drew's expertise, hard work, fairness and openness. he was assisted by gary myrick, a democratic reform leader as a number of people on my team who helped a great deal. think there is anyone in the senate who doesn't know who she is. she is next burden health care. -- she is an expert in health care. george all worked literally night and day to get this to the point where we are able to be here on the floor today, seeking support. mr. president, i am so grateful for the wonderful staff that i have, but there were others involved. senator mcconnell's negotiator in this was hazel marshall. he is a good person. he was resolute. he carried forward what the republican leader wanted, but like my staffers, you never get exactly what you want, but everybody enjoyed working with him. dave and stewart is a good man with all admire the work he has hope that the next speaker paul ryan will use him, he is a talented man. and mrs. pelosi's able negotiator. let me say word about speaker pelosi before i move on. admire this woman. in the housewart of r

it is expected that the house will pass the bill but the senate democrats could block the bill on that side. president obama has also vowed to veto it. moments away from the smoke taking place and soon as we have the results will bring them to you live -- from this vote taking place and as soon as we have the result will bring them to you live. jummy: the paris attacks have pushed -- senator cano virginia said congress sat on the sideline. >> especially 16 months and when this started it was iraq in syria now isis is present in afghanistan, lebanon, dahlia. -- somalia. the bombing of the airliner and the bombings in beirut. despite some battlefield successes it is spreading and mutating. time for congress to get off the sidelines. jummy: senator kaine says there is a fear of being held politically accountable for authorizing military action. we will follow the debate over refugees. we will bring you major developments as they happen on abc seven and news channel 8. you will want to keep that umbrella handy today. the rain threat will remain in the region through the evening commute. le

ben: senate democrats blocking a bill that passed house yesterday, president obama strongly opposes the bill that would effectively stop refugees. juliet: jonathan howe boardwalk out of a prison in north carolina today. he has been in prison 30 years for spying for israel. we will tell you about that is back. ben: good morning. ben: i couldn't go a full week, besides everyone at home was up anyway so why not? juliet: hours the baby? ben: good, adjusting, sleeping 2, 2-1/2 hours at a time. we had a great experience, i took this, this was the first night we were at new york presbyterian at cornell, i think everybody there especially to veto the carries, jenna lin and kerri, i thought i had better say hello to her. she is out where it now. >> looks like a professional photo. >> that was taken by my mother-in-law sunday. about a day old. everyone is doing well come full head of dark hair. ben: that is what people said. >> meteorologist: nice to see you, congratulations, you have a party at 4:00 a.m.. ben: nice not to be the only one awake. >> meteorologist: we are starting to see clear weat

have a great year pick up the house and senate seat. 2012 presidential year again, democrats reelected and pick up the house and senate. 2014, boom bust cycle. six-year terms in the senate. if you are a republican and elected on a mid-term election year congrats you won with a 70 mile per hour wind at your back. but six years later you are up during a presidential year. other other way around, democrat elected during the presidential year, six years later, you are up in a mid-term election. in 2014, last year, democrats had a whole bunch of seats up and they were in really, really red republican states and they just got completely hosed. that is a political science term. 2016, the shoe is on the other foot. republicans have 24 -- these were the seats up in the 2010 republican wave election. republicans have 24 seats and democrats only have 10. but republicans have seven seats up in states that obamaca took 2007. one of those republican state seats in an obama state is in iowa and grassley will not lose. but you have six republican seats that are in real, real danger here. and conversel

but senate democratic leader harry. >> rod: says he doesn't think the refugee program should be paused at this stage. and now there appears the possibility that this issue could play a role in the next government funding debate. eamon javers joins us from washington. good to see you. so the president has said that the u.s. should not slam the door on the refugees but can he keep to that position if the democrats start to the disagree with him and publicly? >> yeah, that's going to be one of the big questions we're going to watch over the next 24 hours what we've seen over the past 24 hours is as many as 30 governors of states across the country joer whelmingly republican governors have said they do not think they want syrian refugees resettled in their states. they want a pause in that program. they want to be able to an assess and look at whether or not isis is able to infiltrate the program and then possibly move forward at some point after that. what we saw late today though was senator chuck schumer a democrat from the new york also saying he thinks he would like to see a pause in

but senate democrats vowed to block the bill, and president obama has no plans to turn away the refugeess promised to take in. >> as long as i'm president, we're going to keep on stepping up. >> reporter: when mr. obama returns to washington, he'll meet with the president of france, a country that despite the recent tacks has agreed to take in 30,000 syrian refugees. jim. >> axelrod: margaret brennan traveling with the president in malaysia, thank you. republicans who want to block refugees from the u.s. are finding themselves in conflict with religious groups who say this is their mission to help them. jericka duncan has that part of the story. >> reporter: donald trump today called for a database to monitor syrian refugees. >> i do want a database for those people coming in. >> reporter: an attempt to clarify where he stands amid an uproar over last week's seeming endorsement of a mandatory registry for muslims living in the u.s. > so here's the story, just to set it clear. i want surveillance of these people. >> reporter: several of trump's rivals have said the idea of a national data

senate democrats looking for a way to stop the vote do something drastic.ine that if 14 of them are not physically in the state, the republicans will not have a quorum to vote on the bill, so 14 senators including lena taylor secretly leave wisconsin. >> there really wasn't some huge strategic context, but what are our options? our only option was to deny quorum. >> they headed down to the illinois border. people were just shocked. >> republicans are outraged. but democrats defend the move. >> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for watching tonight. they're our last hope for the middle class. >> when the legislators left, that changed almost everything. it's almost, like, wow, sort of an outlaw them. people have crossed borders. they're hiding out. >> yet, even with the wisconsin 14 outside the state, the governor and republicans in the legislature find ways to press on. >> if we do not get these changes and the senate democrats don't come back, we're going to be forced to make up the savings in layoffs and that, to me, is just unacceptable. >> the repub

now looking at 10,000 refugees democratic senators will filibuster the idea. >> apparently they are scaredwidows and orphans coming into the united states of america. >> but the vast majority that are applying and not widows and orphans but all sorts of people and many are seeking refuge from oppression. but the problem is if you just get one or two or three you have a big problem looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. when there is a game, when there is a training, when there is a goal, our duty is to bring that information as fast as possible to the people. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at the stadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the content that people want to see. microsoft cloud allows us to establish a relationship that is more personal, is more direct

back here state side senate democrats are promising to block a bill to make it harder for syrian an iraqie refugees to enter the u.s. it passed the house yesterday and would require f.b.i. background checks and force national security agencies to sign off on each and every refugee. president obama is calling for the country to accept 10,000 syrian refugees by the end of this year. republicans are worried that terrorists will slip in the country along with them but democrats say these restrictions go against american values. >> if we ever lose that we will have lost something incrediblely special and consolidate consequently here in the united states. we would have lost the soul of the country and i would argue we are in danger of losing it now. >> president obama is expected to veto the bill if it reaches his desk. the white house says it is also working with california senator to reform u.s. visa standards. >>> the holiday rush is already here. today is the busiest travel day of the year at san francisco international airport with 150,000 people moving through. more than 3 million expecte

some senate democrats say that they will a attempt to block the vote, if that bill does pass through the senate, president obama said he will veto it. >>> stay with cbs-3 for very lateness paris. when not on tv we are on line at cbs philly.com. >>> israeli spy jonathan paulard has been released from the united states prison. paulard, now 61, served 33 years for selling intelligence secrets to israeli agents. this is video of the paulard this morning at federal courthouse in manhattan. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised the decision to release pollard, pollard refused to speak to the media. >>> now a grizzly discovery in the north philadelphia garage that land a funeral director behind bars. seven two-year old janet powell, daily faces abuse of corpse charges. police said they found three bodies in the garage she owned on well haggard street in august. powell bailey is accused of accepting money from the families to provide services that were never rendered. >>> a jackknife tractor trailer damaged a section of the pennsylvania turnpike this morning. chopper three over cr

but forces to syria is coming from senate democrat dianne feinstein and jeb bush...who's worrying some gop strategists michael steele, fmr. republican national committee chair "the risk is sounding too hawkish and too too eager go into a fight with no plan." marco rubio... 3rd now in republican polls... put up his first tv ad rubio political ad "what happened in paris could happen here." he wants u-s teams in syria to post videos marco rubio presidential candidate"i want the world to see how these isis leaders cry like babies when they're captured." but right now... the u-s, france and russia are only hitting isis from the air how to do more ...how to go after isis on the ground...will be topic one here tomorrow when president obama meets with french president hollande. steve handelsman nbc news the white house. a new poll the washington post and abc news released today shows hillary clinton is more trusted than any republican candidate when it comes to fighting terror. the poll asked the question ... who would you trust more to handle the threat of terrorism? clinton beats donald trum

back the senate in 2016. 34 seats are up for election in 2016. for democratsstakes are high since they lost control of the senate in the 2014 midterms. in next year's race, the republicans are tasked with defending 24 seats in the upper chamber. democrats have to hold on to ten more seats up for grabs. the republicans control 54 seats, democrats 44 and independents two. according to politico, al franken has helped raise money for democratic candidates in washington state, illinois, ohio and nevada. he will also join us on "the last word" this thursday which you will, of course, not want to miss. joining us now is the senior political editor for buzz feed news. it says buzz head in the prompter. nbc universal has made an investment in buzz feed. matthew iglesias and stuart stevens are back with us. 2016 looks like a much, much better year for democrats. >> much more favorable for democrats, as you noted, republicans are defending a lot more states. it's difficult for them. although, matt iglesias wrote a good piece about this where republicans do have built-in

you are the top senate democrat overseeing rail safety issues on a subcommittee. critics say that congress caved by agreeing to the extension. how do you see it? >> well, first of all, i wouldn't use the word caved in. i would join with the critics. it's unacceptable this had to be extended. there was a lot of time. as said in the reporting, a lot of railroads will get in on time, including the northeast corridor for amtrak. so i was very frustrated. we began negotiations. democrats are in the minority. many of the northeastern democrats and i joined together to try to stop the extension. the challenge was the railroads were saying that they couldn't get it done in the amount of time that was left. while many people were seeking an extension longer than three years, five years, we were able to negotiate a three-year extension and, importantly, put more resources, congress having more resources invested in ptc and rail safety in the coming and working transportation bill. ernie: while we're waiting for all of this to happen, can you tell us how safe do you think th

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senator reid should not have the power to derail legislation. but even though kate's law will likely come up again for a vote, it seems certain most democrat senatorsl not support the measure that's designed to protect all americans from thugs like the guy who shot and killed kate steinle in san francisco. as you may know, illegal alien had seven felony convictions. came back six times after being deported. i mean, it'sn insane. nevertheless, democrat senators like crazy left sherrod brown in ohio oppose mandatory five year prison terms for such individuals. brown saying, constituency. the mandatory minimum sentences established under this bill, kate's law, would waste taxpayer money by increasing the federal prison population. yeah, that's right, senator. convicted aggravated felons who defy deportation would wind up in prison under kate's law instead of running around sanctuary cities like san francisco selling drugs and shooting young women in the head. brown is a disgrace. how ohioans ever elected him is a mystery of the universe. now, as talking points reported yesterday, americans overwhelmingly support kate's law. think about it. who would o

democratic front-runner hillary clinton is scheduled to appear with 13 democratic senators, all of themfemale democratic senator is expected to be on hand and to endorse hillary clinton except one. it's a big one. senator elizabeth warren. she has not endorsed clinton or anyone else for the democratic nomination. joining me politico ken fogle. nice to have you with us. no elizabeth warren is getting a lot of attention. that would seem to be the bigger headline as opposed to the 13 women endorsing hillary clinton. >> that's right. it's no surprise you would have a number of prominent senators standing by her. it is a surprise when you would have one who represents a populous strain that is growing in sentiment and attraction within the party and the party base who hillary clinton really needs to be able to reach that part of the base. elizabeth warren is not endorsing her, you have to ask why? why isn't she endorsing her? when will she endorse her? what does she want for her endorsement? >> earlier this year, senator warren did speak out offering advice in many ways to anybody running fo

senator majority leader mitch mcconnell tells us that he will will put kate's law up for a vote shortly that reid can't block. but the country needs six democratators to support the law, just six. assuming all the republicans support it and that means you, rand paul. and a personal note to you, senator reid, if you think this is over, you're nuts. we are going to hold you accountable, you, personally. finally, there was some good news on the kate's law front today. the despicable sheriff of san francisco county ross was humiliated in an election last night. he is out. good. he is another corrupt individual who refused to enforce federal law allowing kate's alleged killer to be released from jail. we will have more on the entire situation tomorrow. and that's the millimeter mow. now for the the top story tonight. attacking donald trump, again, the congressional hispanic caucus formally objecting tozx mr. trump hosting "saturday night live" this coming weekend. >> we believe that it's an affront to latinos in particular, mexicans and mexican americans, my parents in particular because of all of the negative things that donald trump has said abou

the president insists we have to -- when i brought both of these up on the senate floor the senate democrats stood up and objecten if the democrats can't tell difference between immigrants coming, huddled masses yirning to breathe free and that's what's wrong with foreign minister in the first place. >> there achange. contribu cultures. if you grew um under shoe raria, how do we ascertain whether or not you still hold those values, or maybe even more extreme values? there's no vetting process. >> there is a religious philosophy that encourages them to carry out joo jihad. it is a cancer and we will not dehe. >> in lilt of the refugees that committed has to terror attacks on france -- the democrats seem like they're welcome to gam bam with the slivsz of americans. who will have blood on their hands? >> we know that at least one of the terrorists who xwhited theets horrible attacks in paris came in with the refugees. apparently they're willing to take the risk that hupdz or thousands of americans will be murdered by jihadists. you know what seems to make president obama's angriesy esan. isis i

democratic candidates. the poll gives her 62% of the vote. compare that to 31% for senator bernie sanders, 3% for former maryland governor martin o'malley. less than one-third of voters think she's honest and straightforward. tom? what a wonderful day it's turning out to be. lots of sunshine, a gorgeous blue sky. fairfax county in the distance, in the foreground, northwest washington. you can see the rusty colors of november showing up. another tower cam, off in the distance in the horizon is prince george's county. storm team 4 radar showing some rain way down in the carolinas. that will stay well to our south as we have a dry pattern throughout the day ahead. temperatures warming quickly. already 65 in washington. low to mid 60s elsewhere. mild weather on the way for the next several days. that's coming up. >>> it looks like it's not over yet. prosecutors in the oscar pistorius case want him convicted of murder but the judges say they will make a decision on that at a later day. he was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of his girl friend. attorneys on both sides h

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liz: trying to speak with democrats on the side, they reached out as you heard the representative say to senator chuck schumer of new york, a democrat. >>> the paris attacks are reigniting and stoking a huge debate that pits privacy against national security. this matters to all of you, who use anything encrypted, whether you shop on sites or speaking on the phone. isis terrorists are hiding communication with one app, german based called telegram and cloud flare is under fire for allegedly protecting dozens of isis affiliated sites by the hacking group anonymous to take them down. steve herod helped design the cloud, and jason healy, he spent nearly 15 years working on the security in the public and private sector and directed president bush and directed goldman sachs' team as well. i'll begin with you, and you're a professor at columbia, talk about the issue of encryption, using the sites and encryption is a beautiful thing until the terrorists use it as a tool. >> helps the good guys and the bad guys. fuels american commerce and protects us from hackers but does get used by the bad guys. liz:

joining me now, democratic senator of maryland, ben cardin. senator, thank you so much for your time. >> tamron, good to be with you. >> first let me get your reaction to the latest news out of mali. we are waiting to get more details here, but at this point, an al qaeda affiliate now claiming responsibility to that attack. this is one week after what we watched play out in paris. obviously, the instability and the focus of the world on these terror organizations. >> well, it's clear we need more global coordination and cooperation to go after these terrorists wherever we may find them. we don't know how much isis is involved in this, if at all. al qaeda's claimed credit. but it points out that we need to have a global, coordinated strategy against these extremist terrorists and to be able to not only degrade but to destroy wherever we find them. >> but you point out a global effort. it seems that for more than a year or two, we've heard officials from the obama administration or others stress the threat of isis, stress how important it is to,

watch book tv all weekend, every weekend, as he spent two. >> today democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders talked about democratic socialism. the speeches at georgetown university. he test on why he believes the ideology can help americans in their everyday lives. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> [applause]. thank you. wow. look at this. [applause]. there is some excitement in this room today. thank thank you, thank you all for coming on behalf of of the school of public policy, the institute of politics and public service at georgetown university, thank you for being here. i'm going to try to be brief because i'm guessing you are not here for me. of years ago when the school became the first new school at georgetown in decades, it really came together about the commitment to bring together the notion of the jesuit ideal of seer service for the common good. an evidence-based policy, bringing them together. part of that vision was to create an institute that looked at the practical side of politics. with a focus on engaging young people in public service. that vision here o

from senate democrats. the concern people on the federal terrorist watch list are allowed to legally buy firearms and explosives. we tracked down the most recent numbers and found more than 2200 people on the between 2004 and 201491% passed the background check. >> if you are on the terrorist watch list for the united states you are not legally prohibited from buying a firearm. >> 38 democratic senators want to vote on a bill that would ban people on the terror watch lists from buying guns. >>> complete with nasdaq -- nazi imagery has amazon taking down some ads on the new york subway. they are the series the man in the high castle. some show the imperial eagle and japan's rising sun. the ads were scheduled to be in place through december 14th . >>> pope francis arrives in kenya today kicking off his historic tour in africa. his trip comes amid security concerns. he touched down in nairobi this morning surrounded bay massive entourage of security guards. the pope's visit will focus on healing the rift betwe

senate democrats say they will block the measure. coming up in 20 minutes we hear from local lawmakers about the bill and how they have on hot >> daniel: earlier this week anonymous took responsibility for removing 5500 twitter accounts linked to islamic state repels and posted video online saying, quote, they are the owner of the virtual world. many of them got back on twitter promised to strike back at anonymous members. >> julie: six months after her body was found dumped on deer island was laid to rest. fox25 spoke with bella's father overthe phone. he confirms she was released and at funeral home in winthrop. >> very hard thin to do and bad enough that i'm burying a little baby and she ain't even make it to three years old. >> julie: facing charge related to bella's murder. >> daniel: police in new hampshire capture suspecttt the public. manchester police confirming the man in the surveillance picture boston. the photo was taken moments before 37-year-old michael pitman was shot and killed earlier this month. police say the shoo

i want you to hear what democratic senator bernie sanders had to say about this very event. >> now we have to finish the job. 15 bucks and a union. thank you. >> reporter: and that's the sentiment you hear here. everyone wants a big bump in pay starting right here. neil, back to you. >> all right, gerri, thank you very much. fallout on whether it's an issue for the big presidential debate. joining me right now, the former mcdonald's usa president. we have charles as well joining us out of new york. and we have jessica also in new york. all right. let me begin with you and this notion that say what you will of a higher wage, more than doubling it for businesses that really are not in that great shape to pay for it is a bit much. what do you think? >> i think it is a bit much. it's a strategic mistake on the left and unions pushing for it. we know that over 600 economists signed a letter that said if we went to $10.10 there would be no harm done to businesses or employment and senate democrats back a $12 raise. what's important to explain to people what we mean by a living wage. that st

democrats. had 257 seats in the house. today, only 46 members of the senate in the democratic caucus, the first showing the first year after the ronald reagan landslide. 188the house, there were 8 democrats. now the democrats had fewer than when herbert hoover took office in 1929. the collapse of the democrats' fortunes are worse. republicans hold 31 governor ships, nine more than obama was an arbiter desk inaugurated. the last two years, the gop has one governorships in deep purple states, maine, massachusetts, new jersey, maryland, wisconsin, new mexico, nevada, ohio. the last midterm elections, only one in danger republican governor was replaced by a democrat. the governor in alaska lost an independent. every other endangered republican was richard all caps. now to the legislatures if you are loyal democrat, you may want to avert your eyes to this. now the gop is in full control of 30 state legislatures. the democrats hold power in just 11. [applause] in 24 states, republicans hold control of both houses, giving total control over the political process. th