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jackson and wesley snipes present it, that was truly a blessing. >> jimmy: oh, look, i have a a photoah. the great michael jordan, greatest all-time, gifted me gold leaf oscar edition air jordan 6s. >> jimmy: yeah. >> one-of-a-kind. >> jimmy: really? [ cheers and applause ] you're the only one that got -- what size are you? >> 9 1/2. sample size. >> jimmy: not gonna work. sample size. [ laughter ] also, congrats, i mean, the oscars, that is a big deal for you, man. and you gave a great speech. and you're just a fantastic director, and people look up to you, but you tell everybody you gotta stay working. you gotta be hard working. >> right. and that's something i've been telling my students at nyu. i'm a tenured professor there at the graduate film school. i've been teaching 15 years. and there's this thing that young people think that they can make it overnight. there's a thing called overnight success. there is no such animal. you gotta bust your ass. >> jimmy: you do. >> whatever you want to do, you have to. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great message. >> whatever it is

not a lot of sniping back and forth. juliet: eric snyderman, a bold move. taking bets in new york. ben: verbally attacking a journalist at the university of missouri has sort of resigned. she is still a professor there, but she stepped down. she also issue an apology. we will tell you what she had to say. juliet: welcome to good today. i am juliet of the. ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: we are still on baby watch. people who drink black coffee straight -- who in his drinks black coffee? ben: not me. inez has a coffee cup. mike: she drinks it with milk and one shoulder. ben: i appreciate the labor of the original coffee. mike: a lot of folks do not know what that means. let's show you what is going on out there. we have some rain. that is for sure. rainfall on the light to westhampton, .59. .58 in central park. jfk, about a half an inch. some rain out there. nothing to tremendous. some light rain and or drizzle. fairfield county, rainmaking its way through stanford. that is what we will see for the morning. trying to break through a little bit of sunshine. we have 50 out at newark.

. >> and -- >> wesley snipes. >> wesley snipes, so you've got a lot of stars lined up. >> jennifer hudsonanna paris, angela basset, last time worked with moll come x. >> i had a cameo. >> you did. john cusack, so we have a great cast and we got, we're doing this film in chicago, it was really a great shooting. we were in the hood, so but during that time, rev, our first day of shooting, filming was june 1st, last day was july theth. during that time, 331 people were wounded and shot, 65 guys murdered just during the production. >> that's the real issue is that the amount of murders, i took an apartment, we go out there once a month with reverend hatch and deal with it. we saw the arrest of two men around executing a 9-year-old. the real point is you're using sapphire to bring out the message. >> i think all the other stuff is a distraction. the number one goal, rev, of the film was to save lives. i will go to my grave thinking that we could change the world and that was the goal of this film. we have to save lives, it comes out december 4th and i hope that some of the young brothers see t

eddysville - blakesburg - fremontand this one was all wolverines -- first set -- madison lahvenz -- sends a snipe to the back row for the pointthen later -- it's katie nielsen's turn -- whoo -- no stoppin' that and no stopping dike new hartford -- they win in straight sets. west branch was knocked out of the quarterfinals last season -- trying to do the knocking to wapsie valley this year first set -- the bears were roarin' -- abby knoop -- spikes down the line -- warriors not a fan of that -- so later in the set -- they welcomed her to their block party but west branch was just too strong in the end -- baley loo-kah-ski -- coming straight at you -- bears advance with a sumner - fredericksburg trying to make it back to the semis' for the third straight year -- cougars taking on 2nd ranked unity chrisitanbecca pagel -- gets up to get down -- the monster kill was one of her 17 -- and that corner was the hot spot for s - flater in the set -- the cougars set up -- jade-lin see-hase -- she had a game high 23 kills -- sumner fredericksburg advances with a 4 set win. the tradition at tripoli is simple -

snipes, killed in 1946.g in butler two years before isaiah nexi xon, because he voted. here is the detail that is interesting. when you study these things, you want to glom onto these interesting moments. he gets the hospital, the doctor examines him, and he says, will ell my gosh, he is going to need a blood transfusion. the family tells us this. the family says, give me a transfusion. the doctors said i cannot do it. the doctors were white. were atut all doctors this time. they said, we cannot, we don't have any black blood. you've heard me talk about the mythology that people operated on african americans at the time. they adopted a lot of myths that were hard to break, even if they wanted to. by the way, the murder of maceo snipes really upset a student at morehouse college, who was provoked to write a letter to the atlanta constitution. do you see it? see who wrote this letter? on the far right, in the middle? who is it? m.l. king. martin luther king. ok? this happened within a couple of weeks of another murder. in georgia, a mass murder of four people.ple -- i wil

and he snipes this puck past lundqvist and the post. overtime, rick nash caps his seventh career hat trick with a sweet strike from the circle. third of the night, fifth of the 5-4. >>> week 11 of the nfl, giants are off. the jets visit houston tomorrow. quarterback ryan fitzpatrick has something to prove in this one. he started 12 games for the texans last year. he will start tomorrow. he'll play through the pain because this is a game that the jets have to win. no excuses. >>> so many things happened in college football today that it's pretty clear we're going to need a bigger playoff. number 4 notre dame barely survived boston college tonight. number 5 iowa is undefeated. ohio state not so much. michigan state rolled into columbus looking for a seat at the playoff table taking on ohio state. holmes applying newton's second law of motion. force equals mass times acceleration. three seconds left. michigan state's kicker for the win. the buckeyes fall from the unbeaten ranks and afterwards, how about this? ezekiel elliott blasted his co

moderate the first half of the day but the impact will be lowering as we go into the afternoon as snipe will be coming back. on your way out the door, grab the umbrella. you're likely going to need it. a quick moving shot of rain showers coming here early in the day. then turning windy and sunny after 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. you won't need the umbrellas after there. our rain chances, at least 70%. have your umbrella. 50 now in washington with an increasing number of clouds in our sky. not much of a wind out there yet. winds are averages 10 to 20 miles an hour. winds could gust to 30 miles an hour and tomorrow looks downright windy as colder air settles nr for the weekend. hourly temperatures will climb from 40s and 50s up to the low and maybe eventually the mid-60s with the sunshine coming back by later on this afternoon. what to wear today? take your umbrella for sure. another day with jeans and a wetter due to the november chill in the air goichlg out to dinner and a movie perhaps tonight. breezy and dry. 52 by 10:00, 11:00 tonight. as far as rain chances, here you go. here's the

nows that your goal right to snipe those whales echo to say we need to -- wales? to say we need to convert these people? >> it is such a big opportunity. if anything, our customers have pulled us up into these bigger companies. we had a huge market with the other stuff -- we have a huge market with the other stuff we are doing. we hired an awesome new leader hansen, who, thomas spearheads the transition when he was there. >> he is working internationally? >> there is opportunity everywhere. i think it is evenly split. we have been opening up officers all over the world. >> how many people here use dropbox echo -- dropbox? that seems like a majority. how many of you actively transfer files in and out of it once a month. a little bit less. how do you count those active users? the account people who have items they are saving in dropbox? -- or do you count if you had to characterize your biggest user attention, what would it be? -- keepingthink aople using dropbox is not problem. for all of the things people use dropbox for, how do we solve those problems in a big wa

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>> you want a little sniping because you want some action. we'll get some of that.avid: that's true. >> they will have to differentiate. one of the interesting things from economic standpoint, all these guys kind of agree on same stuff. they believe in lower taxes. they believe in less rates and closing loopholes. they all believe getting rid of carried interest deduction and favorable tax treatment that private equity executives get. they all believe that stuff in the context of tax reform. it will be interesting to see in context of that they try to differentiate themselves. david: charlie gasparino, go get a little catnap before the debate. >> i will. david: thank you very much, charlie. good to see you. have fun. melissa: night before the debate, there is no sleep for the candidates. last minute preparations go head-to-head with our own neil cavuto and maria bartiromo. >>> plus absent policy proposes. what the presidential hopefuls are missing on key issues that matter to you and your money. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the

what's the thinking of whether this sniping will carry over into the debate? >> the candidates have been complaining about what they say are liberally biased questions in the previous debates and got you questions, to the enough time to answer and too much yelling and not enough answering. they say they want to talk substance tonight. the moderators our fbn colleagues want to focus on jobs, economy and real policies. with the elbow they've been tossing in the last couple days there is going to be some. donald trump has been relentless going after ben carson. ben carson has been largely challenging and criticizing the media for going after his history but it's been trump using it as a political weapon. the trump/carson dynamic may be difficult for the doctor to avoid answering some of those questions if the mogul decides that he wants to lean in on these very issues and question carson's credibility. he in terms of favorability and likability and trust worthiness is far and away ahead of the rest of the republican pack partly why trump keeps pounding on these i

>> star studded movie everyone from angela bassett, jennifer hudson, wesley snipes, nick cannon, we can go on and on, one of the stars joining us now, lea strata herself. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> now the person i me? this film, really put the spotlight on violence in chicago. why was it important for you to be a part of this project? >> for me ac part of this project means bringing awareness to what's happening, not only in chicago, you could put the story anywhere, in many cities around the nation. and it would be the same. but right now we're focusing on what's happening in chicago. those numbers are quite staggering. i believe someone is shot there every 17 hours, something absurd like that. so, ac part of this, and working with such a visionary like spike lee, it is real a dream come true. and having such a strong message behind it and saying hey, we have to address this, and as a community, this is our issue. >> strong woman, your character, let's talk about her. who is she? where does she get her strength? >> i think she finds her strength as the movie go

this individual sort of, you know, he had a barricade situation, a hostage situation, and he was sniping at police officers, and the public from a quarter of a mile away. i think that's where a lot of the initial confusion came in when the police first responded. when somebody is shooting at you a quarter of a mile away, a lot of times it's very difficult. as far as preventing something like this, unless he's out there espousing this stuff openly in public or on social media it's difficult to stop something like this. >> all right. hopefully we learn more about what happened inside that building and more about this man. and of course, more about the victims. we're waiting for the names. and some people, as we know, victims being released from hospitals. art, thank you so much. >> thank you, vic or it. >>> police officers and community members are coming to honor and grieve for the three people killed in the seen. last night there was a vigil held for the officer garrett sw swase. those are his colleagues there remembering him side by side. as a devoted officer, husband, and brother. >> g

but it sounds like he's been sniping people in the parking lot and at the chase bank. you're talking a quarter of a mile away. that's like four football fields. >> between the planned parenthood clinic and the chase bank. >> and also we had some witnesses talk about being shot at. >> that's right. >> by the kings grocery store. >> right. one was saying he was actually leaving the grocery store and a bullet hit a stop sign behind him. >> exactly. i was on the u.s. marshals special operations group for almost ten years as a countersniper, that's a pretty good shot. so he's probably got a scoped rifle in there more than likely. i'm sure he has come armed with several different types of weapons. now, if he's exchanging gunfire right there in the planned parenthood, then i agree with chris. it's moved beyond a hostage scenario because officers really wouldn't be firing back, you know, in terms of hitting somebody that's an innocent hostage in that situation. so if they're exchanging gunfire, then we've got a barricaded situation going on here. and, you know, probably come t

as we know, like snipes, he too was killed for voting. here, as you dig into this case, and you say, ok, who was isaiah nixon? and you think about what you know, what you read, even in high school, and maybe read "invisible man" by ralph ellison, maybe you read other literature, whether fiction or theiction, about subservient role that whites reated blacks with, sort of not knowing they were there. and understand that most of these men and women, when they died, they did not make the papers. it was not known, it was tragic and their families. but the world at large did not take note. and they are buried in some cases in unmarked graves, and in some cases in ways that they can never be identified. i want to show you what we discovered when we went down to terrell county to dawson, georgia and met with the james bridger family, the man who was killed for driving the car. we met with his sister, sarah, who was with him the day that -- rushed, took them to the hospital, for which he never returned. two of his daughters were there the day he w

and the two of them have had this parallel exchange over immigration where they're sniping. >> i want to get to that but first, during the debate, and angie, i'm going to ask you about this, he had something to say, everybody had something to say this week about immigration but this was trump's latest, aside from building a wall, his latest idea. >> let me just tell you that dwight eisenhower, good president, great president, people liked him, i like ike, right, the expression. i like ike. moved a million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country. moved them just beyond the border. they came back. moved them way south. they never came back. >> people think we are going to shift 11 million people who are law-abiding who are in this country and somehow pick them up at their house and ship them out to mexico? think about the families. think about the children. >> okay, angie. you work for politifact. check that fact. >> we did fact check his recounting of the eisenhower years. we rated it half true. it wasn't nearly as many as he claimed over a million. the actual numbers were ar

quite a bit of snipe and lighter wind throughout the day. a look at the warmer pattern for our week ahead with chance for rain in a few minutes. >> okay. thank you, tom. a developing story. a woman shot accidentally by an off-duty police officer is expected to be okay. the shooting set off a huge police response. about 8:30 an off-duty officer saw a robbery suspect righting the escalator holding a knife. he was shot as well as a woman nearby. >>> in paris people are on edge. people said there were never any concerns of terrorism. >> we want to reassure everyone this has no nexus to terrorism whatsoever but it was quite quick and quite robust. >> the officer involved with the shooting was an off-duty baltimore police officer. >>> paris is in mourning two days after what the french are calling an attack of war. 126 part-time killed, among the dead, an american. 23-year-old knowheme gonzalez was studying. we have more on the attacks and the aftermath. >> reporter: candles and tugs. people came . there were other vigils at bars and restaurants.

saturday's highs may only reach the low 50s with snipe. that's the way it looks. >> thanks a lot. tom. >>> like it or not, the holiday shopping season has already started. why some stores are having trouble with those new chip credit cards and the new problems customers are left to solve themselves. >>> the upcoming week will will be a big debate with both parties having televised showdowns. >> that's right. on tuesday they'll gather in washington for the debate which will be the fourth of the sickle and there are some changes. >> that's right. according to the debate criteria, chris christie and mike huckabee have been relegated to the under card debate and senator lindsey graham and former new york governor george pataki won't be on any stage at all. >> and them on november 14th the democrats will square off far their second debate in iowa. there have been changes here. >> two have dropped out leaving ernie sanders, hillary clinton, and martin who can name the third president? and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. anyone else? when comcast offered low-cost high-

eddysville - blakesburg - fremontand this one was all wolverines -- first set -- madison lahvenz -- sends a snipe to the back row for the pointthen later -- it's katie nielsen's turn -- whoo -- no stoppin' that and no spping dike new hartford -- they win in straight sets. west branch was knocked out of the quarterfinals last season -- trying to do the knocking to wapsie valley this year first set -- the bears were roarin' -- abby knoop -- spikes down2the line -- warrioio not a fan of that -- so later in the set -- they welcomed her to their block party but west branch was just too strong in the end -- baley loo-kaski -- coming straight at you -- - ars advance with a 3 to 1 winner. sumner - fredericksburg trying to make it back to the semis' for the third straight year -- cougars taking on 2nd ranked unity chrisitanbecca pagel -- gets up to g down -- the monster kill was one of her 17 -- and that corner was the hot spot for s - flater in the set -- the cougars set up -- jade-lin see-hase -she had a game high 23 kills -- sumner fredericksburg advances with a 4 set win. the tradition at tripoli is s

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. >> it first appeared that the marines had been sniped at and that a few houses were made to pay. an officer told me he had orders to go in and level the string of hamlets that surrounds cam ne village. >> i wasn't looking for the story, but what i saw was absolutely shocking. >> the day's operation burned down 150 houses, wounded three women, killed one baby and netted these four prisoners who could not answer questions put to them in english. to a vietnamese peasant, it will take more than presidential promises to convince him we are on his side. >> the morning news put the footage on the air. i had no idea it would have the kind of repercussions it had. >> do you ever have regrets about some of these people you're leaving homeless? >> you can't expect to do your job and feel pity for these people. >> i think it's sad in a way but i don't think there is any other way you can get around it in this kind of war. >> what vietnam did to america via television was introduce us to a new kind of america, one that was not pure, one that committed the same kinds of atrocities that are alw

an afternoon filled with snipe and temperatures in the low to mid-60s. a great day to be outside.cooling down but certainly not cold by november standards at all. no weather related slowdowns. more coming up in a second couple of minutes. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. more video of the shooting death

sot wesley snipes: "we love you. we are so sorry for the incident and we send our prayers and heartfelt condolences to all of your families. pray for you. namaste." finally, james bond is back -- at the top of the weekend box office. "specter," daniel craig's fourth foray as double-oh- seven, earned an estimated 35 point 4 million dollars in its second weekend. "the peanuts movie" drew in an estimated 24 point 2 millon to stay in second place. "love the coopers," a family holiday comedy, opened in third. and that's what's happening in hollywood. i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles mitral regurgitation. it's a heart condition that can cause fatigue, and shortness of breath. our university of iowa heart and vascular center expert, dr. firas zahr, is here with us today, to talk about something called "mitral regurgitation. " dr. zahr is an interventiona l cardiologist at the university of iowa heart and vascular center, and a clinical assistant professor of medicine at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics

reporter: in a debate that featured longer answers more substance and slightly less sniping it got much attention. dismissed a plan to deport 11 million unworkable immigrants. >> we know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. it is a silly argument. >> doing high-fives in the clinton campaign when we see this. >> cites dwight eisenhower. you don't get nicer. you don't get friendlier. they moves a million and a half people out. we have no choice. reporter: ben carson defended himself and said he's not a lie >> i have no problem -- but i have a problem being lied about. putting that out there as true. >> marco rubio and rand paul clashed about spending paul criticized plan to spend more. rubio said he wants america to be strongest marl power in the world. carly said we must take our government back. ted cruz had the most memorable gast and said when five agencies he would eliminate. department of energy. department commerce and hudd. >> trump suggested that bush should be allowed to speak. >> thank you for allowing me to spook at the debate. nice of you. really appre

and then you will notice snipe, high clow -- high clouds as we go through the afternoon. you can see it's mainly clear. we have clouds off cape cod, that's yesterday's rain that gave us over an inch. now high pressure is moving in. overall, the weather map is quiet except for the snowstorm over the upper midwest. snow is headed for chicago. there's been 10 inches of snow over parts of the dakotas. a few inches. suburbs. there's the storm on the weather map. tomorrow we have sun and high clouds and 52. instead of coming at us, the storm takes a big turn to the north and all we get is a narrow line of broken showers on sunday morning. probably prior to day break, you may not notice them. they go by. we're at 5 -- 5 -- we're at 52. 40 degrees tonight. 30s in the suburbs. tomorrow a high of 52. not bad. sun, high clouds. temperatures where they should be. tomorrow night it will cloud over. your evening is fine. you won't need the umbrella. want to jump forward when we're talking about our 4:30 accuweather forecast. we're looking at monday. that's the coldest day. that's a pre

trump versus carson, or the senators, rubio versus cruz, the paris attacks have put some of their snipingn hold for a while. >> carl, thank you. >>> let's get more reaction to the democratic debate from candidate mike huckabee who joins us tonight from florida. thanks for being here. >> delighted to be here. >> your thoughts on the democratic debate? i know you watched it. i saw some live tweeting going on by you. >> it was a good debate in the sense that we were able to see a very dramatic contrast between what the democrats would do and what the republicans would do. if america chooses a democrat, we know that they're going to continue to try to make apologies for radical islam and they don't went to go where the president doesn't want to go and call it radical islam. they still want to somehow down play that. there's going to be dramatic differences in taxes. they truly believe our taxes aren't high enough. there's a real contrast in terms of how do we deal with crime, whether or not we ought to go after gun manufacturers, or maybe we ought to go after criminals. so many contrasts toni

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i don't know if he's the better of the trumps snipes he has low energy. what's he got to do?c job as governor of florida. i don't think that's coming out the way it should. i think he's got to go to the american people and talk about the problems. we're in a very serious position and articulate real solutions, nobody is doing at this point. >> i mean, you could argue that hillary clinton is a very flawed candidate among her party. among women and young people she should be higher. with those demographics she loses to the likes of ben carson. who do you say as connecting among republicans thus far? >> i see donald trump connecting with voters. he's expressing the frustration and anger that voters are feeling. i think you see that with carson. i think carson's support is going to start waning down. i think a lot of it goes to trump. if it does -- >> you don't see -- that's interesting. you don't see trump as a passing phenom. professor, you've heard that before. a lot of people say he can't keep this going. but for four, five months now he's kept it going. what do you make of i

there was minimal sniping. you could hear each candidate speak. a novel idea. juliet: thank you very much. four candidates including chris christie took the stage in the early debate. kristy fired a shot at hillary clinton. >> if you think mike huckabee won't be the kind of president will cut back spending or chris christie or john kasich, wait till you see what hillary clinton will do to this country debt. she is the real adversary. >> reporter: went on to promise he would cut one trillion reduce regulations on businesses. ben: the post is reporting not one, not a single presidential hopefuls lined up for what was being called a bipartisan discussion on income inequality. it was said to take place in iowa next month. the committee organizing the event called the post it will refocus on getting everyday people to push both candidates and elected officials for change. juliet: michael bloomberg showing his funny aside at the alfred e. smith dinner. he poked fun at bill deblasio and also tease a run for president. watch. >> is great to see bill deblasio here in ne

after weeks of sniping at one another the top 8 republican candidates for president take the same stage again. good evening. amma is off. >>> all 8 candidates need ago strong performance with the iowa caucus in just 12 weeks. while the stage was a little less crowded this time it certainly didn't stop the fireworks. marsy from milwaukee. >>reporter: facing off in milwaukee. >> i have 4 minutes left i'll get my question right no, 8 republican presidential candidate take the stage for the fourth g.o.p. debate. as protestors pushing for increase in the minimum wage gather outside, in the question stayed focus primarily on the economy. unlike the last debate moderate ritors press can't at that time for specific on the policy plan. >> every time we raise the minimum wage to number of jobless increases. >> i hate to say it but we have to leave it the way it is. people have to go out and work really hard. >> if i thought that raising the minimum wage is the best way to help people increase the pay i would be all for it but it isn't. >>reporter: heated moments over immigration. >> we all know y

the leaks and petty political sniping that have come to define the work of this board are harming the metro system and the region that is serves. it's lang past time for the board of directors to bring this process to a board. >> neal cohen, the first choice for metro to be his first gm and we just found out a couple of hours ago that he is no longer in the running and metro has been operating with an interim gm. we'll stay on top of it and push you any alerts and bring you updates at 11:00. >> the fan the fbi calls the forever loyal bandit, they have returned to the scene of one of the previous crimes. >> he got that nickname because of the t-shirt he wears during each of the holdups. saying, forever loyal. >> today, fairfax county police released these pekt frurs a robbery of a capital one bank, and it happened on friday at the center corner center branch in the falls church area. that was the same bank robbed in the summer of 2014 when the forever loyal bandit first struck. he is now responsible for three bank hold ups and one attempted robbery. >> we've heard a lot about millennia

outsiders, trump versus carson, or the senators, rubio cruz, the paris attacks have put some of their snipingn hold for a while. >> carl, thank you. >>> let's get more reaction to the democratic debate from candidate mike huckabee who joins us tonight from florida. thanks for being here. >> delighted to be here. >> your thoughts on the democratic debate? i know you watched it. i saw some live tweeting going on by you. >> it was a good debate in the sense that we were able to see a very dramatic contrast between what the democrats would do and what the republicans would do. if america chooses a democrat, we know that they're going to continue to try to make apologies for radical islam and they don't went to go where the president doesn't want to go and call it radical islam. they still want to somehow down play that. there's going to be dramatic differences in taxes. they truly believe our taxes aren't high enough. there's a real contrast in terms of how do we deal with crime, whether or not we ought to go after gun manufacturers, or maybe we ought to go after criminals. so many contrasts toni

obviously, when you've got an individual like this who's not only sniping at people from a distance, but also shooting inside the clinic, to know where he is at any given moment is the key part of this. because sometimes you can get a shot externally from outside the building, internally to take the individual out, and i think that's exactly what they were looking at. >> art roderick, jonathan gilliam, thank you both to you gentleman, appreciate pinpoint and of course we want to take time out to remember the victims of that clinic shooting. two civilians and one police officer with the university of colorado and colorado springs were killed. and wihile we try to identify te civilians, we know a bit more about the 44-year-old officer. garrett swasey was a husband, a father of two, and was once a champion ice skater. he was also a friend to scott dantenville, who i spoke to last hour. >> he might not be in alignment with the abortion industry, but he'd be willing to go in and lay down his life for those people. and that's just a testimony to me of the kind of man that he is. not just c

tonight's senior political correspondent mike emanuel tells us they have also led to serious sniping among gop hopefuls. >> on the campaign trail in new hampshire, businesswoman carly fiorina called for american leadership leading to victory against a dangerous enemy. >> islamic terrorism believe they are at war with us and so we must wage a war against them. and win. >> in columbia, south carolina, former florida governor jeb bush said isis is trying to destroy western civilization and it's time to stand up and fight. >> it starts by reengaging in iraq in a way that embeds our forces rather than keeps them in safe zones, embeds our forces with the iraqi military. >> in washington, ohio governor john kasich reiterated his call for a unified response from nato. >> shared intelligence is absolutely critical and immediately we should be planning a coalition of the willing to go and destroy isis. >> last night, florida senator marco rubio called out rand paul and ted cruz, for their support of overhauling the nsa's bulk collection of phone records, accusing them of making america less sa

trump versus carson, or the senators, rubio versus cruz, the paris attacks have put some of their sniping on hold for a while. >> carl, thank you. >>> let's get more reaction to the democratic debate from candidate mike huckabee who joins us tonight from florida. thanks for being here. >> delighted to be here. >> your thoughts on the democratic debate? i know you watched it. i saw some live tweeting going on by you. >> it was a good debate in the sense that we were able to see a very dramatic contrast between what the democrats would do and what the republicans would do. if america chooses a democrat, we know that they're going to continue to try to make apologies for radical islam and they don't went to go where the president doesn't want to go and call it radical islam. they still want to somehow down play that. there's going to be dramatic differences in taxes. they truly believe our taxes aren't high enough. there's a real contrast in terms of how do we deal with crime, whether or not we ought to go after gun manufacturers, or maybe we ought to go after criminals. so many contrasts to

. >> the sniping between the republican front-runners has elevated to this. who build the egyptian pyramids and why? donald trump today said she is going to start using that in his attack ad's on ben carson after carson study by the theory he laid out years ago. says the personally believes that the ancient structures were not tombs for pharaohs at all but instead enormous silos for storing grain. that is decidedly not true. but that not stopping dr. carson. instead he is launching an attack on trump and his money in a post on his facebook page the retoured neurosurgeon says he wouldn't trade a single child i treated for all of trump's money, and tomorrow he rolls out a series of radio ads that could be a first in a presidential race. a campaign rap. ♪ vote, vote,. >> ben carson, 2016. >> support ben corson for what he is president to be awesome. >> america became a great nation early on, not because it was flooded with politician but flooded if people that under permit responsibility. >> today ben carson's campaign has an event in california but he is in flo

. >> reporter: might be quaint idealism, the truth of the matter is the sniping and the name calling comes from the campaigns themselves, and the reporters are just repeating it. the next debate isn't for another five weeks, so the candidates either have to start advertising or pounding the pavement a heck of a lot harder, liz? liz: we deal in facts here, we should mention that donald trump said one drops every single day. only two have dropped out since the beginning, rick perry and scott walker. the rest are hanging in at the moment, carl. >> reporter: and mr. trump gets latitude with the preciseness of his facts. that might be an example of it. you know the other part of what happened last night is jeb bush didn't fall further. it's being widely accepted he did well enough to keep going and continue his fix-it tour. there were a lot of people that had him on a death watch. and the other thing is the race beeen ted cruz and marco rubio. mr. cruz will be here tonight. planning a meeting at the vfw, of course today being veterans day, there's much more battling to come before the nex

jindal, you know, had the little sniping comments at chris christie who left them pass him by. kasich made good points but looked petulent and angry trying to barge into the conversation last night. that is not a good impression to leave. the big loser of the night was donald trump. melissa: why? >> well, because first of all we know he can entertain. last night he didn't have very good moments. he got his lunch handed to him by jeb bush i think on the immigration question. and then the takedown of the night was that exchange on china. there is trump, rattling on how this deal is terrible, china will come in through the back door and do whatever they do, rand paul takes him down with one line, maybe we ought to remember, china is not part of this deal. melissa: i'm surprised we haven't heard more people talking about that today. that seemed like a big moment. i don't feel like i mentioned much today. why do you think he handed his lunch on immigration? that is always his tack all along? even if you don't agree with him, that answer has been working for him? >> look, last night

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he just snipes the puck past the sliver of daylight between henrik lundqvist and the post. big-time goal. rick nash capping his seventh career hat trick with a strike. rangers win 5-4. >>> giants have the week off. it is week 11 in the nfl. the jets at 5-4 visiting houston this afternoon. and gang green has something to prove. they've lost three of four. with another loss that, would dull the 4-1 start that had them talking playoffs. quarterback ryan fitzpatrick has he admits, yeah, this one means a little more to him. he'll start today, even with stitches from surgery still that that left thumb. he'll play through pain because this a game the jets simply have to win. no excuses. >>> college football. number nine michigan state upsets third-ranked ohio state. and number four notre dame squeaked out a win over boston college at fenway park saturday night. rutgers visiting army at west point. scarlet knights up 14-0 in the second. kemper breaking threw for a 38-yard touchdown. army has just two wins but a handful of close losses this year. they play teams tough. rutgers found