so, steven hayes, taking notes, listening to josh ernest. >> i give josh a lot of credit, anybody thatks in heretofore in a presser, that is good. look, there is no real reason to believe what josh earnest is saying when he tamps down speculation will do this. president himself saying nearly two dozen times he didn't have the authority to do what he did on immigration through executive power? so i think entirely like lip that the president will do this. i think this puts republicans in a little bit of a bind in terms of constitutional powers. i think the president probably does have the ability to do this. broadly understood as executive powers and commander-in-chief. republicans have, a fight, they can with hold funding. that is i think the fight that they should be willing to use and politics of this, and are good for republicans. sandra: that is what could happen. maybe you could project, harris, what will happen? will congress go for this or president resort to executive action? harris: i wish i had that find of fortune-telling power. i will say this, they haven't fought so hard so

joining me now is steven hayes, senior writer for "weekly standard," fox news contributor.ueller, former terrorism analyst for cia and mark rossini, former fbi special agent. steve, let me ask you, he says what a powerful rye buk this will be. they gunned down hundreds of people, he will talk quietly about the weather. that is powerful rebuke. is it? >> yeah, i don't think it is. i don't don't think isis spends a lot of time thinking about climate change and world leaders getting ready to talk about it. certainly that is not reflected in the their glossy magazine or much of the propaganda that i read or heard. the president is trying to say we'll get the world together, and a show of solidarity. even shows of solidarity don't have much effect how jihadists want to hit us are thinking. i don't think they're deterred by it. melissa: tara, what do you think? what kind of message does it sends to get together for summit or what kind of message is the president sending in general? >> i think the president tried to do in the comment and tried to get through the comment today, ame

police were ordered to find the car being driven by convicted murderer steven hayes while he took the mother, jennifer hawk pettit, to the bank to withdraw $15,000 before returning to the killed. >>> a huge wall of flames and smoke in brooklyn today. the fire started inside a company in bed-sty. more than 100 firefighters were flames. many people in manhattan reported seeing the smoke. two minor injuries were reported and so far no word on how the fire started. >>> elise finch with your exclusive cbs2 forecast. the temperatures cold? >> i mean, they really were. chilly all day long. now we're cold. we will continue to be cold when you wake up sunday morning. it is going to be a cold start to the day. we will warm up a bit tomorrow. let's talk with some of the weather watchers, see what kind of observes we have right now. and she says a chili night but crisp fall weather. that it is. it's down right cold. as we head into the lower hudson valley temperatures at the freezing mark. some will drop below tonight. mark and jeanine in pleasant valley, they say 32 where they are, clear and chi

police were ordered to find the car being driven by convicted murderer steven hayes after he took the mother to the bank to withdraw $15,000. and hayes killed her and her daughters once back at the house. radio. >> i. and firefighters battled a massive fire in a brooklyn more than 100 fees were needed flames. many people in manhattan reported seeing the smoke from are expected to be okay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and to campaign 2016 sixteen this morning, the -- 2016 this morning, the democratic candidates returned to the campaign trail. front runner hillary clinton took hot from her opponents during the second matchup. and here's more from des moines. >> reporter: hillary clinton met with supporters after saturday's debate in iowa. >> thank you all for making this such an exciting and successful campaign. >> the democratic presidential debate. >> reporter: the former secretary of state was the first to field questions about for policy after the attacks in paris. >> we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. >> reporter:

police were ordered to find the car driven by convicted murderer steven hayes after to withdraw $15,000. once back at the house, hayes and joshua killed pettitte and her daughters. the lawyers, defense lawyers, said that police withheld evidence and are asking for a new trial. both men were convicted of murder and sentenced to die before the highest court struck down the death penalty. >>> and firefighters battled a mass of fire at a building in brooklyn that well of the two people hurt. and more than 100 firefighters were called in to fight that fire against the wind and many people in moan reported seeing the smoke. and two people hurt are expected to be okay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and new york is taking new steps to warn people about the warning deer population. it added six of the temporary signs like that one on highland go of in bay paris to alert drivers of crossings. it's welcome news for drivers who have had close calls for the animals. one day and all of a sudden, boom, out of nowhere and here it comes out of theed wes and hit the break and missed t

contributor julie roginsky and #oneluckyguy senior writer for "weekly standard" and fox news contributor steven hayesrris: welcome. >> is think anything to talk about? andrea: quiet week. >> lots of news. let's get right to it. major development in the fight against isis. u.s. targeting one of most wanted men in the world, the masked executioner known as "jihadi john." the pentagon saying it is reasonably certain he was killed

steven hayes, weekly standard, washington, d.c. martha: deportation force is a strong phrase. everybody will have images in their find of what a deportation force would look like and how it would be humane in terms of how he would carry it out. bill: florida senator marco rubio is here. reports that he's now the candidate to watch. lots more to talk about. march there are free speech under fire on campuses across this country as protesters try to shut down opposing views at their universities. it all started with the university of missouri. but now it's spreading to other campuses. take a look. that was the scene at ithaca college in upstate new york. they are calling for the ouster of the president at that university. then there is this. back and forth going on fat yale. protesters spitting at people who were trying walk through there to attend ironically a forum about if free speech. at university of the missouri another professor has stepped down after spark an email about not giving in to quote bullies. the professor of communications stepped down after she'd called for th

steven hayes. look at this. who handles the economy best. our polling, donald trump by a mile. it's not even close. and the economy is issue number one. >> i think if you look at trump and his background it's not surprising people would focus on trump. i think we would need to hear more specifics from trump. but certainly impressionistically trump starts out with a big advantage. bill: there are four in double digits. men like trump, women like dr. carson. trump constantly said he's the most militaristic candidate among the candidates. but he doesn't have a depth of study on it in policy. we'll see if it helps him or hurts him. bill: this ways i know for sure. this is going to be a surprise in iowa. there will be a surprise in new hampshire. no one knows what could happen 87 days from now. that's when we caucus. reporter: carl's cautionary note that new hampshire and see you what matter most, i think that's a very important note. if you look at the real clear politics average of national polls going back to september 1, around labor day when people start paying attention. we ha

a column called "the long war continues," steven hayes, when you hear the president say they are contained, i'm not change my strategy. how do you feel about that? >> it has been a remarkable seven years of denial from the obama administration. they under estimated the threat. john kerry is claiming al qaeda has been neutralized. we are reasonably certain it's connected to the jihadist movement of which al qaeda is a part other leading in the instigator. gregg: do you think president obama either misunderstands and therefore misunder estimates the real and growing complete of global terrorists or dose moist and is deliberately misleading in the americans. >> he's misleading in the americans and has from the beginning. there is an episode in july of 2008 when barack obama was a senator taking briefings from david petraeus in iraq, and petraeus warned of the threat al qaeda presented in iraq. petraeus said they have the intent to strike the united states. they reached beyond iraq. and barack obama with no experience and no knowledge of the threat said no they don't. they are a local mafia in

. >> steven hayes were on watch lists.oing is trying to turn the isis threat into a perfect opportunity to pass more gun control. >> nra saying they don't want dangerous people to have firearms. only our objective is to ensure american people are due their constitutional rights. >> we don't want terrorists to have guns. all of a sudden they're profiling. i would like to push for it to get ten kennedy after that. would you support me in that? >> i don't know if it's applicable anymore. >> rush limbaugh came on air talking about his new kids book. he went on with chris wallace. he was talking about the president and his approach. he says, i'm not a military strategist. i'm not going to tell you how to beat isis but the president has an enemy, it's not isis. it's republicans. listen. >> it's almost as though he thinks we've committed all these crimes, and it's time for paypack, it's time for us to find out what the rest of the world goes through every day. i think we are a great nation at risk in a dangerous world and the peo