board members work in other places all around town. >> after the bulldozer left the town hall, it then went to the local bank that was on the corner. one the employees of this bank had been also a member of the grandby town board who systematically went from one end of that town to the other to try to destroy literally their entire livelihoods. >> the rampage is not the act of a man who suddenly snaps. the planning, an execution is painstaking. and more than a year in the making. >> mark meyer purchased a bulldozer at an auction in california and had it shipped out to grand county, and he kept that at his muffler shop for several months. he began modifying it by placing sheet steel, 1/4 of an inch of sheet steel. and then this certain key places he placed anywhere between 4 and 12 inches of concrete. and then encased that concrete in another layer of sheet steel. so that it really was totally armored. mr. heemeyer also placed three different firearms in the walls of this thing using gun ports >> and yet even his close friends had no idea he was building this implemented destruction, or

for those of us at the town hall forum at the support for families of children with disabilities and the special ed cac meeting last week, there were quite a lot of people, parents and educators who were upset about the 2014, 2015 staffing guide, largely because none of us knew it was coming until it was being implemented. as a result of that staffing guide, 82 para professionals are being consolidated and at least 23 teachers being consolidated and that's of concern to us and to school communities just because it's such a lot of shifting. and from a labor perspective we also have a concern that we weren't consulted, we believe this does bring about changes to our contract and we are in bargaining. it should have come to the bargaining table. i don't think that everything in the staffing guide is negative. i think there are some positive aspects to it, but some of it is very troubling. we have concerned that some of the staffing will result in teaching out of their credential area and resulting in possibly non compliance with cde and also we have concerns about whether students will

. >> the cnn town hall exclusive. hillary clinton's hard choice. >> big questions asked in tonight's cnn town hall. >> we are less than three hours away... >> from an exclusive town hall. >> an exclusive town hall. >> the only network televised town hall meeting. >> jon: imagine, that two news networks expressly promoaght exclusives with hillary clinton on the same day. it's like words have no meaning anymore. [laughter] but good guest. they should proud of themselves for procuring an interview from the sallinger-like recluse hillary clinton. her book tour access was lift. ed to nbc, cbs, abc twice and the arlington virginia costco. [cheering and applause] by the way, for $12, as you can see there at the costco, for just $12, you get 400 copies of her book and her. but all right. fox's exclusive shows the format known on certain web sites as two an: 00, one clinton. this was going to be harder to watch. >> we're pleased to welcome to our set, former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> thank you for being here, madam

brianna, you're there, getting ready for the town hall event. what's the process for people who may be watching right now to submit possible questions? >> well, this is one of the really cool things about this, wolf. this is the only network televised town hall meeting. and people can get engaged in this. cnn has partnered with tumblr. you can go to cnn.com/townhall and you can submit questions. some of these questions have been curated but we're still looking at questions. also, during the -- during the town hall, go on twitter and do that, use #cnntownhall. hillary clinton, we expect, will be asked about a lot of things from folks in the audience. as well as from the folks on tumblr and also christiane. there is a team of editorial staff working right now. they have a very close hold on the questions they've got so far. secretary clinton isn't aware of what they are. there are going to be a lot of topics. really, nothing's off the table. >> the town hall will take place from 5:00 p.m. eastern, until 6:00 p.m. eastern. it will be followed by a s

as far as the town hall tonight, tell me about the format. the audience, what will you be watching for? >> well, this will be a theater in the round. it will feel -- i think as a viewer, not as a cnn person here, it will look presidential. you think about town hall formats. these are usually things we see in presidential debates. but in this case it's bringing an historic figure, hillary clinton, together with a round robin sort of group of people, many of whom will have submitted questions ahead of time, and they will also be taking questions from the web, from tumblr, for example. cnn has been making a big push to bring in questions there and to promote the town hall there. so it's a unique format, like all the ones we have seen before where it's one-on-one interviews. this will be many different americans asking questions of hillary clinton and i wonder how her responses might differ because the questions are coming from ordinary americans. >> i love the idea of a lot of voices. brian stelter, we will be watching and hopefully you will be

the hillary clinton town hall the hillary clinton town hall begins right now. -- captions by vitac --nn town hall event, hillary clinton opens up about the hard choices she's made. and the big one around the corner. >> making a decision to run for president which i have made once is a really hard choice. >> as secretary of state, she logged nearly a million miles. stared down foreign leaders. >> russia and china been pay a price. >> and stood with the president during times of crisis. sharing successes. >> osama bin laden is dead. >> and failures. >> what happened in benghazi was a terrible tragedy. >> now, one of the most influential women in the world is standing by to answer pointed and personal questions about global threats, america's challenges, and her next chapter. >> i think the most important questions are not will you run or can you win. i think the important questions are, what's your vision for america and can you lead us there. this is a cnn town hall exclusive, hillary clinton's hard choices. from washington, in the studio at the newseum, here's christiane amanpour. >>

the subject, cnn's town hall with hillary clinton. ty and chief congressional correspondent dana bash. she said, there were some sort of sidelined discussions yesterday between the u.s. and iran. she is not ready to cooperate with iran on iraq, at least not yet. >> not that surprising an answer. at risk of saying, she may be running for office, that's a political answer. it is a risky thing to support. i think we saw on some of the answers, on iraq, what should the u.s. do? should the u.s. carry out military strikes? she said yes, as part after broader position. in the foreign policies sphere where she did go further was on syria saying, making the point, which is true, she disagreed with the president two years ago and calling out the president -- >> elise, listen carefully. i will play the clip where she makes it obvious, she and the president disagreed a couple years ago. >> if we had gone in earlier and tried to help the so-called moderates, i'm not sure that it would have turned the tide. but i believed then that it was important

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the art becomes not just the concert hall but the town hall. as paulf the performers burley. he lost his leg eight years ago in a car crash while serving in bahrain. last year he took bronze in the world championships. xo don't really consider myself a dancer. if i were upar is there and the leg would go flying off in a roundhouse kick to the audience. i don't think it's going to happen. i think it will be just fine. >> in this duet, his dance partner plays the part of his dead comrade. >> it's kind of just a meditation on the recovery process. just the resiliency and kind of bouncing back from this sort of thing and getting back to finding a new sense of normalcy. >> according to the show's narrator, the production makes no judgment about the politics or morale at the of war. morality of war. >> he just says this is part of who we are. when it seems like a good idea and it seems simple and seems like were going to only be there for three months, think again. >> with conflict threatening much of the middle east, history will on defend america's role in the region. now it is t

. >> reporter: outside the town hall, a playful made for the cameras moment. stopping to give her stalker squirrel, republican a republican intern, a copy of her book. confidence is clinton's calling card. a new poll shows a majority of americans think she is prepared to be president. the downside to bye-bye an experienced politician, merely 4 in 10 americans worry about whether clinton can be trusted. >> thanks very much. you can always follow us on twitter. tweet me or the show. join us again tomorrow here in the situation room. always watch us live or dvr the show so you won't miss a moment. that's it for me. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." now let's step into the cross fire." >> we're honored to have two governors tonight. >> one of them ran for president in 2012. after reading the polls, he might be thinking of running again. the debate starts right now. >> tonight on "crossfire", america's biggest challenges. what should we do about the chaos in iraq? >> we're certainly not putting american soldiers at risk. no boots on the ground. >> under no

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it was said the town hall meeting was helpful. >> it makes you recognize you need to aware special awoman in the city. >> suspect charged with the weekend rape and home invasion of the dr. remains behind bars this morning. >>> a delaware county teen accused of punching a man in the face during the knockout game. trent eps surrendered to police last week. police are looking for three other people believed to be involved in the beating. >>> the battle of same-sex marriage may head back to the supreme court. a federal appeals court in denver ruled that states must allow gay couples to mary. utah attorney general plans to challenge the decision with the full appeals court or supreme court. >>> thunderstorms produced flash floods in western pennsylvania. roads in state college were more like rushing rivers. officials say three quarters of an inch of rain fell in ten minutes. >> a philadelphia man is accused of leaving two dozen ducks inside a hot van with no food or water. witnesses called spca after hearing the birds inside the van at 10th an hamilton street in spring garden. they found 25 du

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the town within these ramparts has a beautifully preserved old-world ambiance. among medieval cities in the north of europe, none are as well preserved as tallinn. the town hallare was a marketplace through the centuries. its fine old buildings are a reminder that tallinn was once an important medieval trading center. today it's a touristy scene, full of people just having fun. through the season, each midday, cruise-ship groups congest the center as they blitz the town in the care of local guides. like many tourist zones, tallinn's is a commercial gauntlet. here there's a hokey torture museum, strolling russian dolls, medieval theme restaurants complete with touts, and enthusiastic hawkers of ye olde taste treats. woman: [ laughs ] steves: but just a couple blocks away is, for me, the real attraction of tallinn -- workaday locals enjoying real freedom and better economic times. still-ramshackle courtyards host inviting cafés. bistros serve organic cuisine in a chic patina of old-world-meets new. and just outside the walls, it seems there's no tourism at all. under towering ramparts, the former moat is now a park, perfect for a warm afternoon stroll. happy wa

she was by his side, this is the health care debate at a town hall meeting in 1994. s critical again as a character witness in 1998 in the middle of the monica lewinsky scandal, and things moved on. bill clinton left the white house, hillary clinton ran for senate. she was elected to the senate representing new york. 2008 she ran for president. you see some pictures here. she didn't win but she did become secretary of state for barack obama. now she has a book out, thinking about running when it. she's had a few missteps talking about we were dead broke when we left the white house, talking about all the money they made in speaking fees. this time it's his turn to come to her defense. >> she's not out of touch and she advocated and worked as a senator for things that were good for ordinary people and we've got a good life and i'm grateful for it. but i still, we go to our local grocery store on the weekend. we talk to people in our town. we know what's going on. >> it is remarkable whether you like them or not, whether you support them or not to watch this partnership

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the night. >> we'll stay on top of it together with you, thanks. please be sure to tune in trm for an cnn exclusive town hall event with hillary clinton, tomorrow 5:00 p.m. eastern with a replay 9:00 p.m. eastern. also, special edition of "the situation room" airing immediately after the town hall event, 6:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. remember, you can always follow us on twitter, tweet me at wolf blitzer, tweet the show at cnn sit room. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." now let's step into the kriez with van jones and s.e. cupp. >> whether it likes it or not, president obama will have to order additional military action in iraq. >> there's only one problem. that's exactly what the terrorists want him to do. the debate starts right now. >> tonight on kros fire, can president obama stop the chaos in iraq, even if it means taking the same side as iran? on the left, van jones within on the right s.e. cupp. in the crossfire, victor sink who supports the president. who broke iraq? what should we do to fix it tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to cross fire i'm van jone

you wouldn't necessary he know that during the exclusive town hall meeting with cnn. part of her book too the event looked and sounded a lot like a campaign appearance as she fielded questions, staked out her positions. she said a run for the white house takes a back seat right now to becoming a grandmother. >> i'm not making a decision in part because i do have this very exciting life changing experience coming up in the fall. i don't want to be looking past it. you know, i don't want to be meeting my new grandchild and having somebody calling me and saying, oh, you got to do this, that and the other. i'm just not going to do that. so i will make this decision based on how i feel about it and what i believe i can do. >> our chief international correspondent christiane amanpour did an excellent job moderating the town hall meeting with the former secretary. christiane is joining us from new york. what was your takeway from the event, christiane, what stands out in your mind, at least one defining moment? >> i think there were a lot. i think she has obviously been inter

i'm here at city hall trying to work as a politician and trying to make myself a better person to help out my community and the way my friend angel put it at the town hall aid meeting when you are there receiving resources you should be pulling up your community and your family at the same time so we can all thrive. the second item is about supporting the san francisco education community. i have a sister with special needs which is time consuming and completely stressful trying to find a program that suits her needs that i want for her. i want her to develop into a person just as smart or smarter than i am and it's through these organizations that come from our very talented youth commission. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> if there is anyone else that would like to speak, please come forward. >> good afternoon, folks. it's a pleasure to be here in front of you. my name is jose louis mejia. i can't say how impressive this work really is. it was a pleasure to read this, it really was. because you are really thorough. i want to highlight from a perspective of asf youth san francisco at dcyf, first we are in full sul at support of all of th

hillary clinton asked about this last night in the cnn town hall. s listen to what she said. >> we have to send a clear message just because your child gets across the border, doesn't mean the child gets to stay. >> so, you know, she flat-out says it. they have to go back. what do you think of that? >> yeah. it's not a good answer. it's a dumb answer because it's too simple. you have 47,000 kids. some of them should go back and some should stay. how do you decide who goes and stays? in fact if they are refugees, the fact that a yale educated lawyer has to be reminded somebody has to have a hearing to decide who gets stay or not. it's going to tell me that hillary clinton is going to find the immigration issue very challenging if she runs for president. >> to me, there's no easy fix as you said. this is not an easy scenario to be worked out. a lot of these kids are being dumped into the system. it is what we call a hot mess. so we'll keep an eye on this one. thank you, reuben. >> ahead for us at this hour, the redskins icon, name, the redskins in scbr

town hall. we're having folks submit questions through tumblr. you can do so on at which time twitter with thet the cops coming to get you there in d.c. with all the sirens? >> it's d.c. there's always something going on. >> always an entourage, a motorcade or something. iraq and benghazi. benghazi almost certainly to come up. what are the topics and questions are sending in and they are talking about the most on line? is it iraq, benghazi, is it other things? >> i'll tell you straight up i don't know exactly what the most popular topic is. all topics are on the table here and secretary clinton doesn't know what questions are going to be asked. there is a team at cnn working with our chief international correspondent christiane amanpour. the questions are closely guarded. they are still be cure rated. no topic is off the table. they might be asked some of the areas where she differs with president obama. syria, for instance. her role in the russian reset. whether she's going to run for president. she's been asked that a lot, and she always has to come up with a different way to dodge the quest

the presidency in 2016? >> now hillary clinton steps into our town hall to take your questions. so now, please welcome the former secretary of state, hillary clinton. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> hi, hi. how are you? [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> thank you, great to be here. thank you so much. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> thank you-all. this is a great crowd. [ applause ] >> thank you. what a wonderful welcome. thank you for being here. >> well, thank you and thanks to cnn for doing this and i understand it's being broadcast all over the world. i had a friend from the middle east saying they are having a watch party to see it tonight, at midnight. >> everyone wants to know what you have to say and we have to start with the breaking news of the day, the kaup capture, the announcement of the capture and charging of bringing to justice one of the masters minds of gang who killed your friend chris stevens and the three other americans in benghazi. first of all, your reaction to that. >> well, i'm very pleased. this is another indication as president obama said in his statement today that

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are you in the district or listening to people and are you doing the town halls and is your staff respondy e-mails and calls. and in the autopsy in the cantor case it will be shown that most of his focus was in washington and outside of his district. >> that is on the tv sets on capitol hill. they are glued to what you are saying. not onlied that cochran and lam arson son faces carl. and thank you for your insights and good lessons for those. >> and jenna? >> david brat blamed cantor on the imigration reform. and that comes as an issue is on the southern board. thousands of children in the temporary holding facilities after a massive surge crossed in our borders. others suggest it is belief by the children they will be granted amnesty here. howard fisher has been report nothing arizona 30 years and joins us with more on this. we are hearing a lot of these uncompanied minors are coming through texas and why are they moved to arizona? >> they only have a certain number of facilities to house the kids. by law they can be housed 72 hours and in the administration, they are not living up to th

hillary clinton addressing that in the town hall and lindsey graham who said he would be willing -- the.s. should be following have those discussions were do you fall in that? should we be talking to iran about working together here? >> we got a saying in southern indiana, at least, you lie down with dog, you wake up with fleas. iran is the leading sponsor of terrorism, leading sponsor of unrest throughout the middle east. they created theism eds that maimed and killed our soldiers. this compromises everything we do making peace with an enemy to try to deal with the situation that we should be dealing with with our allies and friends, not with our enemies. >> so that's no? >> absolutely a no. tragic mistake for us. we would pay long-term consequences for that type of arrangement. >> i appreciate the time this morning, senator, dan coats. thank you for coming in. our conversation on the developing situation in iraq will continue straight after a break. i will ask a military analyst about president obama's possible options. are air strikes still on the table? a lot of report billion that

main street and also individual portrait like this at the bank and the franklin hotel and then the town hall. so these images really help us spread the news of chambersburg, especially across the north and help northerners really visually access the destruction. they were appealing, they were visually appealing, but they were also emotionally and intellectually shocking to those who look to these images or visited the ruins themselves mostly because of this contrast that i already mentioned about what that building was before and then when it had become. as a viewer, you are invited to sort of contemplate the process of destruction when you look at an image like this. the residents of chambersburg had a very different relationship to these ruins of course because these buildings were theirs. they were also riveted and shocked, but they acted very quickly in response to the destruction. a civilian committee was formed formed comprised of chambersburg residents who property had not been destroyed. 559 of the town was the 800 buildings had been burned. 270 residences and laces of -- and they pr

the division of boating and waterways plans to schedule a town hall meeting this month to discuss thew law and the weed issue in general. when the town hall meeting is set, we'll pass those details along to you. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2news. >>> news chopper 2 is over the north bay. that's where crews are searching for a 9-year-old girl who wandered away from a camp site. the story we brought you a short time ago, and we have ktvu crews on the way. the girl was with family members at samuel p taylor state park when she went looking for a water bottle. she left around 12:15 this afternoon and hasn't been seen since. the marin county sheriff's department has launched a search for the girl and, as you can see, that's video from news chopper 2 over the scene at samuel taylor state park. you can see that you've got paramedics there and a search effort apparently coordinated there at a headquarters, as they look for this missing 9- year-old girl. we will keep you updated on this story as it develops. >>> smoking is falling out of fashion, but there is one trend that's still putting teens

>> they did not have the town hall meetings. >> it is harder to organize social groups in the south because the population is so dispersed. >> they're not giving alcohol to be slaves. >> they're not giving alcohol to the slaves, so? >> it is all for themselves. >> they think of it as an important rights as a free person to drink all you want. do they want outsiders telling them what to do? >> no. >> no. there is also a growing suspicion of the north and any social movement that develops there. it is perceived to be some sort of fat and northerners should d and northerners should not be telling southerners what to do. part of it is just trying to defend traditions in the south because they do not want to do anything that is new and comes from the north. and traditions of drinking suit their way of living just fine. that is not to say there were not southerners who favored temperance. there were. but there were not enough of them to pass any laws. in general, southerners do not like an activist government. they do not like government passing laws that make people change behavior. they just do

she is totally comfortable in her skin, in the cnn town hall. she said stuff leak, you know the last time around, she once worried about how she was judged and her appearance. she knows women are judged more than men. saying that alone, acknowledging that for the women watching that, they're all nodding going, absolutely, thank you, sister, talk about it. >> i do think that even show she was at fox the questions weren't that hard. the questions in the cnn interview were not hard at all. she gave i think you are right, governor, she gave crisp answers, but she has been preparing for this like she would prepare debate prep in a company. so that doesn't surprise me she can answer with many references to "hard choices" her new book. the fox questions were, other than trying to pin her down on benghazi which i think is foolish. they didn't ask hard questions. if i had her on msnbc for an interview, i would say can you tell me why you didn't get health care passed in '94 and barak obama was able to do it when he was president? what did he learn back th

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and he said this in the town hall, too. things are getting better. at the polling just last week. is the economy going to get better? 27% say get better, stay the same or get worse, 72%. an incredibly tough sell for the president. even though if you've got a 401(k), you've done well. george h.w. bush got this in 1992 and he couldn't convince anybody that the recession was over. is that why democrats are running from the president? >> i think the president's become a nonfactor for a lot of democrats. if anything, they're trying to run away from him. and they're not running from the president himself but his administration at large, irs and benghazi. and i think as hillary clinton grapples with the future, she's looking at the president right now who is really not a force. but this is also the year of elizabeth warren being a force in the democratic party. i think hillary clinton's trying to figure out where she fits between obama and war and all of those forces. >> al franken, and the democratic senator of minnesota came out for day two. a lot of peop