. >> for more on this story and the french president's visit to russia, we go to thomas low. let's talk about francois hollande's trip to visit the russian president. support for a more unified force is not going to be an easy task, and turkey's downing of a russian plane has made things more difficult. what can i expect from the meeting today? hollande says he wants nothing less than the complete destruction of islamic state as a fighting force, and that is why he is in moscow, to muscle this grand coalition. he insists russia needs to be a part of this, there is another way. the russian president has long said and repeated today that he is more than willing to be part of a grand coalition that will attack islamic state and terror groups on the ground in syria. french officials have suggested they are going to need compromises from russia in return for this cooperation. the first thing they want is they want russia to put pressure on bashar al-assad to stop striking civilians. second, they want russia to only hit islamic state groups and other hard-core groups. we have seen

with more from rocca -- from raqqa, here is thomas lowe. thomas: the russian air campaign in syria will be intensified. that has been going on for more than six weeks now. there has been criticism of it because both europe and the u.s. have said that it has been -- the russian forces have been bombing mainly the u.s. and europe -- has been bombing mainly what russia and the u.s. considers modern forces, not the islamic state. but these criminals must understand that vengeance is inevitable, as if russia will search for these criminals wherever they are hiding, and that anybody trying to support or protect or harbor these criminals, he said, will have a responsibility on their shoulders. the islamic state group they have lost ground recently, notably with its withdrawal from sin jar in iraq. financially the city extremists remain ú man: this is a production of china central television america. mike: today, social media is king and going viral is the new definition of pop culture success. but what happens after you go viral? how can you harne

anchor: thomas lowe -- the latest reactions from russia on moscow -- on turkey. a bus explosion killed 12 people on tuesday. it exploded just meters from the interior minister. it comes following -- the interior ministry. it comes following two major attacks that targeted key tourist sites. the president of tunisia has announced it will close its land border with libya for at least a fortnight. reopenednd metros have in the belgian capital following a four-day shutdown sparked by the highest level terror threat across brussels. security remained high with armed police patrolling the city streets. authorities fear paris-style terrorist attacks since it emerged that several of the terrorists were based in brussels. a sense of normality is returning to the city. metro services getting underway again, children returning to school, businesses reopening. many people saying they are happy to be back in their jobs. at the same time, there is anxiety. five people have been charged in relation to the paris attacks, but two men described as armed as dangerous remain on the

genie: that is thomas lowe reporting from moscow. authorities in mali have published the photos of a man and a woman they say helped plan friday's attack there on a luxury hotel. it is the first time authorities in mali has said they were seeking accomplices. mali has begun three days of national mourning for the 19 people who were killed when attackers stormed the radisson blu hotel in bamako. at least two jihadist groups have claimed responsibility. catherine clifford has more on reaction from around the region. mali's president met with his senegalese counterpart. the pair met at the attack site and discussed security concerns they hoped to address at an upcoming summit. >> we have to recognize that in an environment with terrorism, our position should because this in light of risks. -- payave to be more more attention to them. melian -- investigators said they are following separate inquiries and are actively pursuing at least three suspects. aree the streets of bamako as bustling as ever, troops can be seen on patrol across the

. -- for more from russia, let's go to thomas low, who joins us from russia. what have we heard from the kremlin? the message has been quite clear. it is said that the theory behind what caused the plane to come down in the sinai peninsula is not helpful and could only do people by the investigation itself. he says this investigation has not come up with any official staples, so at this point any thing that we do here, he is referring to this idea that a bomb might have brought down the plane in the sinai peninsula, that it is either based on it is simple he speculation. he is referring, as you mentioned in the report, to the u.k. banning flights from sharm el sheikh -- from sharm el , and the british foreign secretary said it is a thatficant possibility islamic state brought down the plane with a bomb. this has shaken the nation. the first funeral has been held today. what are people saying? much anthis is very incident that has shaken the nation. the first funerals have been held. one of those was a 16-year-old woman who was buried just south of st. petersbu

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and run with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentleman couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go deep on the right and then you go deep on the lef

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and run with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentleman >> al: yeah, chung was coming in. couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for the huge play. but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go deep on the right and then you go deep on the left and here t

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and run with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentleman couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go deep on the right and then you go deep on the lef

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentlem >> al: yeah, chung was coming in. couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for the huge play. but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go deep o

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and run with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentleman >> al: yeah, chung was coming in. couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for the huge play. but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go

a game high 21 for thomas who night. low. the big man, 18 points, 15 washington, 9-7, they'll take their record on the road for the next five days. the bruins hosted the rangers in the day portion of the double header. 2-2. when brad gets called here for goalie interference on the game when his leg brushes hendrik lundquist. henry did a good job selling it and julian livid on the boston bench, looking for an embellishing call. the rangers score on the power play. tips the puck off. rangers up 3-2 in the third. but boston doesn't quit. they get a power play goal with 4 minutes to go. buries it. his fifth of the year and tied at 3. then, inside, two minutes to go. david deflects off a ranger 6 and finds a home. it proves to be the game winner. what a comeback win. their fifth victory in a row. >> sometimes there will be some questionable calls, but what i like about our team, we don't stop playing because there's a power play right away. we can talk about it. a game winner, but like i said, we never let up. it was a big win. >>

thomas. another double double down low, 111-78. they go on the road for the next five games. >>> bruins hosting the rangers. midway through the third, called for interference with the goaltender play. looks like king henry did a good job selling it. julian livid. watch jt miller get the puck, into the net. rangers up 3-2. the bees don't quit. power play. tied at 3. inside two minutes to go, deflects off a ranger's stick and finds a home. the game winner. their fifth victory in a row. >> sometimes there's going to be some questionable calls, but what i like about our team, we didn't stop playing. we kept pushing and got a power play right away. like i said, it was a big win. >> nice win. >>> college hockey northeastern hosting u mass. mcgraph sends it home for the power play, river hawks tie it regulation. and in ot, two minutes in, zinc scores off the rush. advances to the championship game against brown tomorrow. 4-3the final. 1 yard punt puts them up. the bulls make it a game in the 4th. jordan johnson gets the pay dirt to bring

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentlem >> al: yeah, chung was coming in. couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for the huge play. but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go deep o

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go to a knee because he wanted to try and with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentlem >> al: yeah, chung was coming in. couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down in a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. right on the outside against the best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for the huge play. but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man coverage. you go deep o

thomas. that is a low throw, i understand that, and he didn't want to go t ta knee because he wanted to try and run with that ball. just gets down underneath him. it was a good call and almost tipped it right into an interception, didn't he? gentleman >> al: yeah, chung was coming in. couldn't hang on. second down and ten now. osweiler deep down the left sideline, hauled in! emmanuel sanders. first and goal. gain of 39. osweiler can actually afford to take his time right now. >> cris: he better take his time. >> al: he brought them down n a hurry. >> cris: now the patriots will call time-out. >> al: right. >> referee: time-out new england. their second. >> al: so they have one left. 90 seconds to play. >> cris: here we go. best. you've got emmanuel sanders working against malcolm butler and just runs right by him for the huge play. but the reason the safety didn't get there, watch osweiler look right. made the safety look for just a moment and take half a step that way, kept him out of the play. football doesn't get any simpler than man-to-man covera. you go deep on the right and then you go de

i'm thomas roberts reporting from new york. night.i'm robert lowe it was all hands on deck today at the methodist church in le mars, iowa. more than 50 volunteers came together to make 100 units that will provide clean drinking water for those in need. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with those volunteers. << nat pop of machine. it was almost 15 years ago that greg stout founded safe water international ministries. "to me it's just a way of showing and sharing my faith with others. i've sat for years in a church pew and felt like i was accomplishing nothing. i felt like god had something more for me to do," said safe

thomas. another double double for sellinger down low. the big man 18 points, 15 rebounds. celtics blow out washington 111-78. 9 and 7. they'll take their record on the road for the next five games. >>> early in the day, the bruins hosted the rangers in the day portion of the double header. gets called here for goalie interference on the play when his brushes lundquist of the rangers. henry did a good job selling it and live it on the boston bench. looking for an embellishing call, and the call hurt. the rangers score in the power play. tichs the puck off the post. rangers up 3-2 in the 3rd, but boston doesn't quit. they get a power play fwoel with 4 minutes to go. ryan spooner pounces on the loose puck, buries it. his fifth of the year, and we are tied at 3. and then inside, two minutes to go, david shot from the point deflect off a ranger stick and finds a home. it proves to be the game winner. what a comebacking win. bruins win it 4-3, their fifth victory in a row. >> sometimes there's going to be some questionable calls, but what i like about our team, we didn't stop pl

thomas. kcrg t-v nine's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us now. mark, turnout hasn't been very high? yes, bruce. that's the story right now, very low voter turnout in this election. as of 3 o'clock about 5 percent of registered voted. polling places in iowa city have seen a slow trickle of voters throughout the day. this is video from horace mann elementary, there. the council could see a significant shift tonight. 3 incumbents are on the ballot, and mayor matt hayek is not seeking re- election. so four seats are up for grabs. one issue that has divided the council and community at times is the 15-story building expected to go up at college and gilbert streets known as the chauncey. that is one of the big issues for people on the ballot, there are a many differencing options about how to handle future development in and around downtown iowa city. we will watch the returns come in with four of the candidates calling themselves the core four this evening. we'll have their at ten. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. we'll have the results from across eastern iowa on our website after polls close tonight. just go to kcrg dot

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thomas came into the department on a contempt of court charge which is a low-grade misdemeanor and het with a felony assaulting an officer charge all when he was going to be released on a summons. >> he pled guilty on assault and be on strkting official business. he's convicted to time served and three years' probation. thomas has to undergo psychological evaluation and treatment. officer whit sustains minor injuries. >> we do not have time to be afraid. we react. it happens afterwards and that's when you think to yourself, wow! that could have been bad. >> coming up, a deputy gets taken for a ride across a busy highway. >> my life was flashing before my eyes. >> later, choreographed chaos in a prifrp yard. >> just like that, somebody gives somebody a cue and it's people chasing other people with knives. >> when "caught on camera: inmates and outlaws" continues. n after the game is nice too. the thing is, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex.

thomas. we have rain in the forecast. >> we have issues. look at this. livermore is our most dangerously lowmile visibility. some of our earliest and most congested areas as far as the commute coming from the altamont pass through livermore so watch out if you are moving through. 2.5 in half moon bay and half at oakland oakland and emeryville can you barely see 80 and you cannot see the maze. there is thick fog and mild temperatures at mid-40s to mid-50s with hazy continues through the day and mid-50s to low 60s at noon and mid-50s at the coast and the rest us in the low 60s so cooler to afternoon and yesterday afternoon and low-to-mid 50s a mild evening. more on the commute. sue? >> yes, coming off the waldo grade to the bridge you are showing clear skies and thick fog. use the slower speeds and the low beams, this is san jose, we at 880 overcrossing and it is looking good, with no fog on the roads and visibility is clear. go have a ranch closure in san jose and this is in affect until 6:30 this morning, southbound 280 ramp to southbound 87 remains closed because of road work. >> thanks. be

low are down and sell tk up for the wizards and way up early and 16-poi lead by halftime. david lee underneath the two. isiah thomas put up 21 shot and scored 21 points lead the way. sell tk getting big contributions to several player. all starts with did he physician they held washington to 27 field goals made and 32% shooting. and the player of think game jared sullinger, point. 15 rebounds in 24 minute a led buy as many as 36 point and subtle for 1111-78 poeblowout win. that is a k willing sports. >> brag news we have been following here today. wcvb newscenter 5 has confirm the officer killed in colorado tonight graduated from melrose high school here 44-year-old garrett kill when a gunman opened fire in colorado spring. that gunman is under arrest after hour's long standoff. >> that does it for tonight. we want thank for johnings her on on wcvb newscenter 5 at 11 cln we are back tomorrow beginning at 5:00 app. jimmy kimmel coming up next.

thomas anthony. >> is this a classic c-4 explosion? >> it is. less push and more force. we have less residue than a low: starting with a c-4 bomb, he walks us through the impact of several types of bombs and the telltale signs they believe behind. >> reporter: the residue from the black powder coming from a central point, look at the edges here. the edges are very, very different. they have this sort of almost coral-like look to them. this is napalm. that is something that is indicative and characteristic of the napalm. >> are there countless numbers of explosives? >> there are dozens of types of explosives. >> reporter: investigators begin to narrow the possibilities with field tests like this one. a quickly analyzed residue. this orange points to a c-4 bomb. anthony says the severity depends on timing and placement and there isn't always visible proof. is it possible that an explosive can go off on a plane and there be no residue? >> it's possible that there could be no residue left. >> reporter: here's why. look at the wreckage from the metrojet crash, much of it consumed by fire. >> if you have mel

. >> thomas jefferson once said no man will carry out of the presidency the reputation which carried him into it. that seems to be true of george hw bush whose standing was at low ebb when leaving office. but the further away we get from the bush presidency, the better it looks. >> george bush was an incredible leader. he led by making tough decisions, good decisions. when he took the oath of office, friday, january 20, 1989, nuclear armageddon was a possibility. when he left office, there was not. >> he went out of his way to show respect to other humans. he was extraordinary in showing humility in leading. i argue he's the greatest one-term president in the nation's history. he had principles but also common sense. when you look at how he handled foreign policy and domestic policy. in each case, he made good decisions and i think he is one of the more under rated presidents we have had in modern times. >> he's a gentleman's gentleman. >> i genuinely love the guy because of the feelings he has for his family, he's an innately kind person and he wants the best for the country. >> he's my best friend. he says i'm his. that is a big deal for him. >> we had an hon

get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >> catherine:1988 olympic bronze medal skater turned doctor. debbie thomas living in squalor. >> catherine:the stanford graduate from san jose broke down in a t-v interview this weekend. >> catherine:many people are stunned to hear that she's broke, unemployed and living in a trailer. >> catherine:the insider's debbie matenopoulos has more from hollywood. this is so sad >> reporter:i talked to her this morning. >> reporter:about how she fell so far, and how she is planning to get back her life back on track. >>dt 10.47.22 'i grew up being taught you can do whatever you set your mind to' >> reporter:the script was hollywood perfect --- stanford grad. u.s. and world champion bronze metalist - the first ever african american to medal in the winter olympics. time magazine cover girl. and board certified orthopedic surgeon. >>sot 10.44.32 'i wanted to be a doctor since i was five years old so i skated enough to pay for stanford for northwestern' >> reporter:but this is the 48 year old debbie of today --- down on her luck and living with her fiance jamie looney an

. >> when you think about as thomas, professionals that get to use the big rigs or back yard amateurs like me using a low telescope, you think about watching natural objects in space, man nets, stars, comets or the occasional man made object that's doing what it's supposed to, satellites clicking away up there. there's a new field of as tran my watching for space junk, the debris we've scattered across low earth orbit with all out of activities up there. that is multiplying, objects are beginning to create whole new fields of debris. we have 21,000 objects moving at incredible speeds, several miles per second, which means their very dangerous to the satellites we rely on. being able to predict the movement of that stuff, especially when it comes and makes contact with the atmosphere or god forbid, the surface of the earth, that's very important. that's why everyone's been watching this particular object, w.f.1190f. so closely. in the past, we've been very bad at predicting how this stuff is going to come down. when sky lab came down, it did so sooner than we expected. there is a lot of solar activity up

monday after a morning low below freezing but look at that rebound, thursday, thanksgiving, 58 degrees, and friday, 61. now back here live at peddler's village i want to bring in thomasolly. i mentioned earlier one kid every year writes an essay and pulls the witch with santa that is you this year thomas. can you sum up your essay is what your favorite part of coming here every year. >> just coming here and watching all of the lights and walking around. >> you come with your family every year, you have two brothers and sisters. >> two sisters and one brother. >> okay, and if you get to give santa a special message this year is what your message going to be. >> thank you for all of the presents that you gave me. >> i love it. >> gratitude, not asking for anything just saying thank you. that is why you are the winner here tonight. thomas will flip the switch at 6:15. live from peddler's village, meteorologist kate bilo, back to you, guys. >> nothing like the holidays. >> thanks, kate. >>> long awaited final chapter in the hung are games saga hits theaters, fans are flock to go see mocking jay park two. >> at river view plaza viewers said they were sad to see the series

get this low-mileage lease from around $269 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> breaking news this hour on "msnbc live." hi, everybody. i'm thomasaddressing what is a crisis of concern based on the plane that broke apart after takeoff from sharm el-sheikh. let's listen in. >> can you give us the latest u.s. assessment on what may have brought that plane down over the sinai? could it have been a bomb? >> josh, there is obviously an egyptian-led investigation into this tragic incident that remains ongoing. at this point, the united states has not made our own determination about the cause of the incident. however, we can't rule anything out, including the possibility of terrorist involvement. obviously you heard the announcement from the british government about steps they were taking to ensure the safety of the british traveling public and currently, the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states from certain foreign airports. that's an ongoing process. when we develop those additional measures, we work closely with industry

. >> thomas jefferson once said no man will ever carry out of the presidency the reputation which carried him into it. that seems to be true of george h.w. bush's whose low end of the office. the more perspective we have, the better it looks. >> george bush was an incredible leader. he led by making decisions, tough decisions, good decisions. he was a results oriented president. >> when he took the oath of office on friday, january 20th, 1989, nuclear armageddon was a possibility and when he left office it was not. not a bad record. >> he went out of his way to show respect to other humans whether they're americans or in his diplomatic work or as president. you know, he was extraordinary in showing humility and through humility in leading. >> i argue he's the best one-nation president in the nation's history. >> he had principles and common sense and when you look at both how he managed foreign policy an think about how he handled domestic policy, in each case he was thoughtful, restrained and made good decisions and i think that ultimately he was one of the more underrated presidents that we have ever had certainly in modern times. >> he is a gentleman'

low-to-mid 60s an absolutely gorgeous lodge hour. and 50 to 56 with haze and heading out this evening there is football be played mid-to-upper 50s with crisp and eric thomas -- kristen and it wet more news. >> deputies open fire on a convicted felon after driving a stolen car down a when way road and turned around and hided to them and deputies opened fire. known was hit. the suspect crashes and a fe passenger is arrested. an inmade with walked away from the san jose police department is waking up back if custody arrested after a long stand off with police. matt keller in san jose with the details. matt? >>> yes, this fugitive is a fugitive no more but an inmate at the santa clara county jail. here is the picture, he is a known gang member here in san jose. his name is 29-year-old nghounoi "david" neang of san jose, and the same guy who escaped from the san jose police lobby in handcuffs last in. police learn he was in the neighborhood around 4:00 yesterday afternoon, and neangs one of five who tried to escape by jumping the fence. police arrested one and the stand off began. before 9:00, police drew grenades and rushed into the house and took four people

. >> thomas jefferson once said "no man will ever carry out of the presidency the reputation which carried him into it. that seems to be true of george h.w. bush, whose standing was at lowf office. but reputation is a funny thing. the further away we get from the bush presidency and the more perspective we have the better it looks. >> george bush was an incredible leader. he led by making decisions, tough decisions, good decisions. he was a results-oriented president. >> when he took the oath of office on friday january 20th, 1989 nuclear armageddon was a possibility. and when he left office it was not. not a bad record that. >> he went out of his way to show respect to other humans whether they were americans or in his diplomatic work or as president. he was extraordinary in showing humility. and through humility in leading. >> i argue he's the greatest one-term president in the nation's history. >> he had principles but he also had common sense. and when you look at both how he managed foreign policy and when you look at how he handled domestic policy in each case he was thoughtful restrained and made good decisions. and i think that ultimately he was one of the more

thomas anthony. >> this is a classic c-4 explosion? >> it is. less push and more sort of force like that. we have less residue than a low> starting with a c-4 bomb, a type of plastic explosive, the civil aviation security measure caulk wauks ugh floug the impact of several types of bombs and the telltale signs they leave behind. >> the residue of the black powder coming from to a central point, look at the edges here. the edges in the black powder very, very different. they have this sort of like almost coral-like look to them. this is napalm. look at all the residue of the napalm that was left behind. that's something that is indicative and characteristing of the napalm. >> are there countless numbers of explosives? >> there are dozens of types of explosives. >> reporter: anthony says the severity of a bomb on a plane depends on many factors like timing and placement, and there isn't always visible proof. is it possible that an explosive can go off on a plane and there be no residue? >> it's possible that there could be no residue left. >> here's why. look at the wreckage from the metrojet crash. much of it consumed by

low blood sugar. it's time. lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. there's only one invokana®. ask your doctor about it by name. >>> welcome back to paris. i'm thomasg more about others. the organizer of the attacks was killed yesterday in saint-denis. and abdelhamid abaaoud was linked to four thwarted attacks since last spring. one of those the august train attack stopped by three americans and a british man who happened to be in that same train car. i spoke with the u.s. ambassador to france, jane hartley, exclusively. she welcomed those men in her paris home. i asked of how she learned about the connection between the train attack and friday's tragedy. >> what i thought at the very beginning when the train attack happened, that these three young men, you know, thought of nothing but stopping this attacker and saved so many lives. >> right now with president hollande having emergency power and different raids going on, how do you think the french people feel? are they so vulnerable that they're willing to give up some of their private security, their civil liberties for living in a stricter surveillance state? >> i think so. you know, i'm a new y

low blood sugar. it's time. lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. there's only one invokana®. ask your doctor about it by name. >>> hi, everybody. i'm thomasmsnbc live with breaking news from beirut, lebanon. [ yelling ] as you can see and hear, this is a frightening and chaotic scene. this video reported to show a deadly bombing in beirut. one of two there today. and the lebanese red cross says at least 37 people have been killed and more than 100 injured. early information indicates these were suicide bombing attacks. nbc's brian williams monitoring the latest and joins me with more. >> thomas, that's right. a mostly shia suburb. let's just say it is the local dominant authority is hezbollah. 37 dead, 181 injured. those are the latest numbers. and let's run this video one more time and, as we do, think of the classic pattern, an explosion goes off. human nature is to run toward the wounded, and then a second explosion. there it was in the background. absolute chaos. these may be explosions, these may be bombs small enough to be worn on a vest, small enough for someone to go largely undetected through a crowd. but that much explosive can

low blood sugar. it's time. lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. there's only one invokana®. ask your doctor about it by name. >>> hi, everybody. good afternoon. i'm thomas robert dear, the suspected shooter at a planned parenthood clinic, faces a judge for the first time, he's suspected of shooting three people. in a intervin interview, stewar brother talked about how his brother tried to save other people inside. >> i believe that's his military instinct. you know? leave no celine dion yore or civili -- civilian or soldier behind. >> there's no motive for the shooting but law enforcement sources with knowledge of the case tell nbc news after dear was taken in to custody, he rambled about president obama, politics and abortion saying, quote, no more baby parts. nbc's blake mccoy joins me now from colorado springs. break down what we expect to hear in this hearing and charges moving forward. >> reporter: we expect to notify robert dear of what he is being accused of, three counts of murder, nine counts of attempted murder and the district attorney has another ten days the formally file charges and could be amended or added to during that time. if family