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so if you're willing to take that chance, undeniably, she is correct. [ laughter ] >> i think that is i looked and there hasn't been one case where they pursued a case against a retweeter. nicole is right, if it is against the law, arguably there is a case. with the nude pictures nobody got in trouble for retweeting those. neil: what nude pictures? >> the various pictures. i thought you were in there. neil: she's saying that's the line. that's my private home, you draw the line there. is that essentially it nicole? >> she's it. she's correct. whether they use the lens or the eye of the tiger they were obtained illegally. >> how are they going to track down all the people who have retweeted, it's not practical and it's not been done the person who took the picture, perhaps. the entire internet illegal? neil: is that person liable? if it gets into the hands and people are retweeting? >> it may increase the damages, more people received it. it's not going add to liability for people retweeting. neil: thank you very much. in the meantime it is the campaign, i can't take -- >> says he has

>> despite the isolated explosions the frontline is undeniably quieter than in recent days. nearby towns encouraged by the truce residents take stock of the damage and emerge from shelters. >> it is ukraine that did this. there was a big explosion. grandma was thrown across the room. there were no soldiers here. only civilians. >> here in this town, the vast majority of the residents stayed behind and they blame the government in kiev for the destruction. >> look what they have done. they have killed children. there is no such thing a safer ukraine. i am ashamed of this crazy country. >> they are not human. president poroshenko should behave until every last fascists is killed. we cannot forgive them. hang them. >> the sound of artillery fire still punctures the air. for weeks, the residents have been living underground in makeshift shelters that are increasingly permanent. >> i served this country for 41 years and now i have been kicked out of my home. what did i do to deserve this? i worked all my life to end up in a cellar. >> few here believe the truth is anything -- tru

. >> with this home you find undeniable. >>reporter: michael is ceo of this company in palo alto. do they watch the high end video that walk people through the property and get a sense of both the neighborhood and the house and then they just wire the money in. >>reporter: competition among realtor is stiff. tell his marketing strategy includes video and web site in chinese. they also bought a mercedes van to take buyers to open houses. in this plane to show chinese the splendor of the bay area. plane with a lucky chinese number on its i.d. markings. an 8. not one but 2 of them. local realtor doing just about everything to get a slice of the chinese pie. realtor even asking citys to change the addresses of homes chinese are interested in with a number 4 and that's because 4 means of death in chinese definite no sale. hillsboro realtor low represented chinese buyers for some 2 decades. he says luxury homes like this one for 7 million. 6 bedroom. 2 dining rooms. pool. 2 story guest house. the seller a chinese who wants a bigger home. so who are his clients? >> combination of fv busi

. >> i spent three years living in what is undeniably a media-led me to greater. -- media-led meatgrinder. the strategies carried out to isolate me in his trial and in my personal life have been used to influence the media who -- not all of them of course -- have fallen into this trap in the distorted the reality and the fact. >> the costa concordia ripped apart after running aground. the passengers trapped, 32 people died. schettino is accused of abandoning them as he jumped ship. throughout his trial, his lawyers argued that he prevented further disaster by steering the ship close to ground and says the blame should be shared with the cruise company. schettino has been banned from public office for life. he is also for bid and from working -- forbidden from working as a captain. he has to appeal to overturn the plea the build -- overturn the guilty verdict. >> stephen carroll, news of minsk is coming after the imf announced a massive bailout for ukraine. >> that is right, before the billion dollar funding package coming from the imf, they will be contributed over half of that. the deal

the education dividend is undeniable. the more education you have the better the chances are. >> we just saw the education rate for people who don't see that and that's good that we're moving forward on that but let's just talk about the math and again conservative economists often talk to me about the fact that you can't do what the president and you are doing touting these great numbers of wage -- of job growth, and get the same wage growth you want. you trade one off for the other. tell me your view on that. >> i don't agree with that. first of all let's level set here. the three months before the president takes office, we lose 2 million jobs. we're now at 59 consecutive months of improvement of jobs. the leading sector in the last year was business and professional services. those are well paying jobs. accountants, architects, consultants making good wages. one of the highest areas was education and health. another, very good sector. construction is ticking up, over 300,000. and by the way business and professional s

. >> with this home you find undeniable. >>reporter: michael is ceo of this company in palo alto. do they watch the high end video that walk people through the property and get a sense of both the neighborhood and the house and then they just wire the money in. >>reporter: competition among realtor is stiff. tell his marketing strategy includes video and web site in chinese. they also bought a mercedes van to take buyers to open houses. in this plane to show chinese the splendor of the bay area. plane with a lucky chinese number on its i.d. markings. an 8. not one but 2 of them. local realtor doing just about everything to get a slice of the chinese pie. realtor even asking citys to change the addresses of homes chinese are interested in with a number 4 and that's because 4 means of death in chinese definite no sale. hillsboro realtor low represented chinese buyers for some 2 decades. he says luxury homes like this one for 7 million. 6 bedroom. 2 dining rooms. pool. 2 story guest house. the seller a chinese who wants a bigger home. so who are his clients? >> combination of fv busi

. >> the sharks have settled into a pattern that's as undeniable as it is perplexing. rising up against the big boys and laying down against the bottom feeders. another prime example last night after an impressive three game lose streak. the áf they could not dispatch of the oilers. so coach, what do you make of it? >> it's an opportunity for us to take a step and we didn't. and you know the, i think i used work and no emotion in the second period. we got it back in the third. but too little too late. and we're not going where we would like to go. unless we fix that problem. and we've talked about it enough. it's going to happen eventually. >> and one more note tom brady got a chevy colorado truck for being the super bowl mvp. he's giving it to malcolm butler the kid who made the interception to seal the game. which is a nice gesture. although brady could afford 17 chevy colorados if he wanted. but still nice gesture. >> that's awfully cool. >> that was an incredible play. >> thanks scott. >>> one in four women will unfortunately experience domestic violence at some po

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i think that sam smith is being celebrated for who he is and music is amazing undeniablely within ofhe bestial butches of the year. grammy got it right on this one. >> my mentor right now is to have fun it is the best album i feel like i could have and all these award are amazing and it is just a great platform for music and my music is being heard by more people. >> all right. he is am smith, see if he takes home grammy sunday night at 8:00 right here on cb. 36789 you can check out videos about other nominees at radio.com/grammys. i do love his song, in the lonely hour it makes sense when you hear his album. >> it love his own nice sound. >> different too. >> yeah, indeed. >>> before you walk out the the door we will get another check of traffic and weather together on the three's. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] coastguard crews pull a labrador from the icy waters of lake michigan. let's she you video of

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high tech is undeniably a boys club. look at the male to people male employ ratios at the powerhouses. the gender imbalance is finding its way, a fact that landed a c.e.o. in hot weather when he gave this advice to female tech workers that want a raise. >> it's not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the raises as you go along. >> reporter: within hours he admitted that he was completely wrong, but the foot in mouth moment helped draw attention to a culture that in recent years has taken steps towards misogamy from the app to this screed by a young san francisco entrepreneur criticizing "girls who are 4s and behave like they are 9s." sexism is not unique but the stakes are higher, because innovations and start-ups spawned in places like silicon valley give the united states its competitive edge. failing to leverage the talent and ideas women bring, the whole country could lose out. >> we are probably losing out on important potential pioneering phases tha

. >> with this home you find undeniable. >>reporter: michael is ceo of this company in palo alto. they watch the high end video that walk people through the property and get a sense of both the neighborhood and the house and then they just wire the money in. >>reporter: competition among realtor is stiff. tell his marketing strategy includes video and web site in chinese. they also bought a mercedes van to take buyers to open houses. in this plane to show chinese the splendor of the bay area. plane with a lucky chinese number on its i.d. markings. an 8. not one but 2 of them. local realtor doing just about everything to get a slice of the chinese pie. realtor even asking citys to change the addresses of homes chinese are interested in with a number 4 and that's because 4 means of death in chinese definite no sale. hillsboro realtor low represented chinese buyers for some 2 decades. he says luxury homes like this one for 7 million. 6 bedroom. 2 dining rooms. pool. 2 story guest house. the seller a chinese who wants a bigger home. so who are his clients? >> combination of fv busines

. >> and undeniable, but there's also of course an economic benefit to a lot of the communities in which this activity is happening. >> one of the things you often hear about fracking is, oh, this is such a bad activity, when you go and talk to the people who are most directly affected, what you often hear are my son was able to get a job. i mean i spent a lot of time in central pennsylvania, not very heavily populated, i kept hearing story after story about oh, my grandchildren, my children had to move away, now they're able to come back, because there are jobs there. whether it's driving truck, whether it's working on these rig, whether it's servicing, building pipelines, there are a lot of people who are very happy to have fracking and energy development come to them. >> let's come to the good and the bad in a second. let's first define what we're talking about. fracking is the common parlance for hydraulic fracture. explain what this is and how the process works. >> at its most simplest, you drill a well straight down, you turn it horizontally, you run it through the shale, which is

but i hope i can be forgiven for finding these undeniable truths hard to reconcile with how we are treated forget about the politics if so forget about the politics, if you can, for a moment. how about the food? the food here is amazing. ♪ chelo kebab, as close as you can get to a national dish. and the king of kebabs. ground lamb with spices, a good place to start. so what do you guys do for a living? >> i export nuts. >> i am a curator of contemporary art. >> which is an exploding scene here. >> three different culture, abyssian culture, iranian and islamic culture. >> it has changed a lot during the last decade. so this is the actual marrying. i would recommend you to try this one and this one and this one. >> okay. >> why not? ♪ >> so a kebab wouldn't be complete without persian rice. fluffy, long grained, perfectly seasoned with saffron, the rice in this country is unlike nothing you've ever had. >> tony, first you should take the butter and put it on your rice. bon appÉtit. >> bon appÉtit. >> it's good. >> it's really good, yeah. it was a hopeful time when i arrived in iran. a window

and it gets more and more undeniable. >> schutz says he supports a fight against emission. >> because carbon is a cause that's imposed on society. it's not good for your health. let alone the climate. so let's make the people who are producing it bare those costs. that levels the playing field. >> reporter: of all his titles over the year, husband and father are the top two. schutz is now a great grandfather to four and in his office he surrounds himself with photos of family. >> is there one particular thing you cherish or you would be willing to share with us that means a lot to you? >> well that's a picture of my mother. >> reporter: the picture of his mother, margaret. >> you always miss your mother. your mother is the one person in the world who's totally uninbiggously on your side. >> reporter: george schultz, an economist. >> i have not thought about my tombstone. i'm not planning to die right away. even though i'm 92, i still have a lot of things to do. >> reporter: and a guy who loves life too much. >>> and you heard about warm temperatures. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa wh

that is undeniable it is a medieval interpretation of it. it is a literal interpretation of it.there faux slavery crucifixion and beheadings are part of their portfolio. >> all of this occurring as dhs is sent to run out of money unless they can agree on a spending bill they want to withhold the money for what they believe is the president's unconstitutional action that blocks deportation of millions illegals. heather, ainsley? >> thank you, doug. >> now to a fox business alert. bass prices sky rocketing. >> lauren simonetti from fox business is here now. >> why are we seeing such a hike at the pump now. >> gas prices have gone up 28 days in a row. if you fill up this morning you are paying $2.30 that is up more than a quarter in the past month. as for why this rise three reasons for you. first workers at the nation's biggest refineries walked off the job over the weekend. this is the biggest worker strike for 35 years it effects the 5th of the crude processing. also a refinery explosion last week pushing west coast prices up dramatically, too. it happens this time of year as we

. >> there is a reality emerging and it gets more and more undeniable. >> reporter: shultz said he supports the system to reduce emissions through a tax, money collected would go back to the citizens in the form of a dividend check. >> because carbon is a cost that is imposed on society. it's not good "for your health.," so let's make the people that are producing it bear the costs. that levels the playing field. >> reporter: of all of his titles, "husband" and "father" top two. shultz is a great grandfather and he surrounds himself with photos of his family. >> reporter: is there one particular thing you would be willing to share? >> that's a picture of my mother. >> reporter: the picture of his mother, margaret. >> you always miss your mother, your mother is one person in the world that is totally on your side. >> reporter: george shultz, an educate tor, an economist a statesman. >> i am not planning to die right away. even though i'm 94 years old, i have much more to do >> reporter: and a man that just loves life. fox "2 news." >>> great interview, a tree came crashing down in san franci

because he's undeniable. >> the winner is bill cosby in "i spy." >> bobby and i tried to put forth ans industry to put forth that message and let it be known that the bigots and the racists, that they don't count. thank you. >> as television changed, it was helping all americans to understand that this is what america looks like. >> frankly, you're not exactly what i expected. >> no? >> no, not from what i read yet. >> did you expect me to be older or younger? >> julia was going to be the first time a black woman starred in her own television show. >> has mr. colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you? >> she was a young black woman who had been educated, raising her son alone. it has a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. ♪ >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in the black and white days. and suddenly there were the

when you look at the group, singling out and killing christians the religious narrative is undeniableorter: that's right. this is a group that uses i would not necessarily call it a religious group. it is a group that uses religious to achieve its political objectives. it has been condemned by scholars all over the world. i talked to the grand mufthd of europe. the head of islamic scholarship for sunni islam. this is a group that appeals to diseven franchise chiezed people. and after the overthrow of morsi. and believing that what they need to do is join groups like isis. we have seen egyptians go to iraq and syria. libya has also had a lot of fighters go to iraq and syria and they are bringing back these skills they learn. the hard-core fighters which will prove difficult to root out. christine. >> ian lee. thank you. >>> the white house by the way condemning the beheadings in a statement, the white house says, quote, the wanton killing is the vicious acts perpetrated by isil affiliated terrorists against people of the region. >>> the u.s.-led coalition stepping up the aerial bombard

. >> with this home you're going to find undeniable -- >> reporter: michael is ceo of dealion realtypalo alto. >> they watch the high-end videos and get the sense of both the neighborhood and the house. and then they'll just wire the money in. >> reporter: competition among realtors is stiff. dealion's marketing strategy includes videos and a website in chinese. they also bought a mercedes van to take buyers to open houses. to show chinese the plender of the bay area, a plane with a lucky chinese number on the markings. not one, but two of them. local realtors are doing just about everything to get a slice of the chinese pie. realtors are even asking cities to change the addresses of homes chinese are interested in with a number 4, and that's because 4 means death in chinese a definite no sale. he sells luxury homes like this one, for $7 million, six bedrooms, two dining rooms, a pool, and a two-story guest house. the seller a chinese, who wants a bigger home. so who are his clients? >> a combination of entrepreneurial business man and developers and real estate tycoons tycoons. >> r

. >> reporter: there is undenial rhythm to this city. one that echoes through the bars and restaurants. spill ing spilling out ano y have fun, you have to enjoy life when the party starts and you start the party. >> reporter: especially when that party is mardi gras. >> it's so much fun, all the people the crowds everyone is nice and friendly. it's a great time. >> reporter: a bash that is also big business. the latest economic impact study shows mardi gras brings more than a billion dollars in annual spending to the big easy with more than 95% of the city's 30,000-plus hotel rooms filled. though between the parades and parties, it doesn't seem like many are staying inside. even with a forecast this this year for a little raind tems a bit colder than normal. >> weather has been proclaimed postponed until wednesday. >> reporter: and in the meantime the party continues. jay gray nbc news new orleans. >> the celebrations may be on in new orleans, but tonight's mardi gras parade in arling virginia is postponed. the annual courthouse mardi gr

again, there is not a single perfect causal link but the link is undeniable when people are oppressedn rights are denied particularly along sectarian lines or ethnic lines, when descent is silenced it feeds violent extremism. it creates an environment that is ripe for terrorists to exploit. when peaceful democratic change is impossible it feeds into the terrorist propaganda that violence is the only answer available. so we must recognize that lasting stability and real security require democracy. that means free elections where people can choose their own future and independent judiciaries that uphold the rule of law, and police and security forces that respect human rights and free speech for civil society groups and it means freedom of religion. because when people are free to practice their faith it helps hold diverse societies together. and finally, we have to ensure that our diverse societies truly welcome and respect people of all faiths and backgrounds, and leaders set the tone on this issue. groups like al-qaeda and isil pedal the lie that some of our countries are hostile to

that's undeniable. it is a mid-evil interpretation of it. it is a literally interpretation of it. slavery, crucifix and beheadings are part of their portfolio. >> in atlantic magazine writer graham wood who has studied the inkri kate workings of isis says obama is misleading the people. he said, and i quote here, we are mislead by a well intentioned campaign. they refer to derisively to moderns. they insist that they will not cannot waiver from governing preaccepts that were embedded in islam by the prophet mohammad at its earliest follow erls. money is set to run out next week unless congress can come to a agreement on a new spending bill. >> we'll have more on the department of homeland security issue later on in the program. >> eric right now, to weigh in on this is a former poip official who has had -- pentagon official who has had decades on the battles. steve buchy is here he is a director at the heritage foundation. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> does secretary johnson make valid points? >> no. he is twisting himself into rhetorical pretzels here. i understand the

this is building and it's building to the point where it's undeniable. this is an evil group bent on attacking the united states, bent on attacking u.s. allies in the region. and they've got to be stopped. >> one last question how is it it was one year ago that the president referred to isis as the jayvee team. now, i've got to believe that american intelligence did a better job informing the president how dangerous this group was. how could he have possibly a year ago referred to them as the jayvee team? >> well he certainly got that wrong. let's just hope anyone who advised him that it was okay to use that term or to even think of them in any way is part of a jayvee team is no longer advising him and he's got a new team there that's making clear the reality of this threat. regardless, i want to see a plan from the president about how he's going to attack isis. ideally that plan needs to include some kind of request for authorization for the use of military force in the region. congress needs to be consulted. with that request for or whether it's a decl

. >> there is undeniable rhythm to the city one that echoes through the bars and restaurants. spilling out and into the streets. >> you doing it now, you have fun. you have to enjoy life when the party starts and you start the party. >> especially when that party is mardi gras. >> it's so much fun. all the people in the crowds everybody is real nice real friendly. a great time. >> a bash that is also big business. the latest economic impact study shows mardi gras brings more than a billion dollars in annual spending for the big easy. with more than 95% of the city's 30,000 plus hotel rooms filled. so between the parades and parties, it doesn't seem like many are staying inside even with a forecast this year for a little rain and temperatures a bit colder than normal. >> weather has been proclaimed postponed until wednesday. >> and then the beads. the party continues. jay gray nbc news. new orleans. >> he's not wearing those correctly at all. >> up next at 11:00, the doctor's in thanks to your smartphone. how silicon valley is changing the medical world one device at a time. >>

of the market, keep your cash and powder dry, for those betting against the rally, they've been undeniablyestroyed year after year. matt tuttle, you have a long list of reasons why people should be bearish or short to a degree. >> i wouldn't be short. shorting this market hasn't made a lot of sense and it probably won't. but we're bearish both short-term and long-term. what we look at the short-term, nobody can predict the markets. it goes in recognizable cycles. if you look back to the middle of december, we've had a bunch of different times where the s&p has gone around the 2000 level, bounced up, gone back to 2000. it's happened a few times in a row. charles: now we're breaking 2100. you're not short. i don't know how you take advantage of being bearish here. but could this break out -- change all your work? >> you know, i don't think we'll break out here much further. i think the market is looking very, very overbought. i think we'll get back down. maybe not to the 2000 level. that might be off the table president, but 2030, 2020 before we bounce -- charles: that's the risk that the av

i mean the spat of radical islam and what it's doing globally is undeniable. isis is now the new face of radical islam. they are the most powerful radical islam movement that's ever existed more than 9/11 al qaeda. the evidence is clear. what is happening with the so-called affiliates around the world is they want to be a part of isis. they're changing their stripes. it's not that isis is gone to libya or going to afghanistan. it's the fact that the radical islamists who are already there want to be a part of this movement. why is that? well, because they fundamentally believe isis is winning. and is the evidence on their side, or is the evidence on the side of what the president said the other day that isis is on the defensive and that we are going to win. i believe if you ask anybody in the world to include americans is isis winning, two, on the defensive or three losing, the overwhelming response is that they're winning. they've had no major setback except kobani. and they've gained ground in syria. they've just expanded into libya. the fact of the matter i

of course i think when you look at the way the united states conducted war in iraq undeniable it wasess. people point to that overreaction. >> that's what the president obama uses all day long now bill, if you look at the number of dead, for example in syria by underreacting looking at that 210,000 people that have been killed thus far and the rise of isis through the underreaction of president obama we now come to the conclusion that the american people need to be governed on foreign policy from the middle. that's what we are looking for right now. that's what i will look for in 2016 to say the least. >> last question, mr. rosenburg. you have this boko haram crew in africa. they are running wild murdering people every single day isis running wild in the two theaters in syria and iraq. you j v. yemen the marines had to leave all their weapons and get out of there, that's out of control. you have the taliban and al qaeda still operating in theaters all over the place. you can't say that the obama administration has an effective anti-terror strategy. you can't. >> i think the most impo

the pressure in his head continued to build, and the effects were becoming undeniable. that was when he began to prepare. >> i'm really declining quickly, i need a lot more help, even doing basic, you know, basic walking and things like that. i just don't have the strength in my left side, so if i get leaning one way, i just, i can't catch myself. >> can i flip them? >> yeah. it took me 15 years to collect this. more valuable or more collectable things are, you know, from back years ago. >> is it just this pile here? no, you have more than that. >> no i have more. if i died tomorrow, she's not going to know how to dispose of this properly to get the most bang for her buck. >> want me to just move all these canvas ones? >> well, those are going to be the good ones. >> these are the good ones? >> the canvas ones, yeah. >> oh, okay. >> yeah that one's a good one. i'm just overwhelmed with everything. the mental roller coaster has been the hardest thing to deal with. it's just like, okay, am i dying? am i not? can i function? can i not? you know, and then they're trying to

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so tom brady was the mvp of last night's super bowl but the undeniable part of the game was malcolm butleris young man who no one wanted when the nfl's draft was held in april. he came up huge huge at the end of the super bowl. snagging the interception to stop the seahawks when they were one yard away from winning the game. winning the undying love of new england patriot station. still, he stayed humble after that incredible play. >> it's a great feeling but i've got to stay humble at the same time work hard thank all of my teammates. it wasn't just all me. it's not one1 against 11. it's 11 against 11. thanks to my defensive coach and coordinator, of course bill, for being so hard on me and expecting the best out of me. tonight, i guess they got the best out of me and it's just a blessing and a dream come true. >> well will hall believed in malcolm before he was a pro. he was his coach at the university of west alabama. coach, nice to have you on. >> thanks for having me. >> so how proud were you? and listen, i talked to folks on the seattle seahawks how it was the worst play ever in the

there are people in key roles that are undeniably much older, but directly beneath them are men in theirs. the baton will pass in 2015 and i've expected the americans to wait until then for talks. >> reporter: the announced thaw has brought great expectation to cuba for improved living standards, greater internet access, and an end to the u.s. trade embargo. but many young people just hope that by the next march of the torches, they'll enjoy more opportunities for growth than their parent's generation. >>> now can your best friend read your facial expressions? if it's a dog, the answer is yes. we have austrian researchers in vienna to thanks for the answers. >> reporter: many a dog lover will tell you their pet can sense their mood but this study aims to put that to the test, to find out how people and dogs communicate. in a touch screen experiment, researchers showed dogs pictures of the eye or mouth area of human faces with either happy or angry expressions. half the dogs got a treat for nosing an angry face, the other half were rewarded for touching happy faces. then came the test. wh

. >> erin and i sat down with anderson to talk about our undeniable strengths as a team. >> this focus the presidents so theoretically i guess you could have read stuff about the presidents but did you feel like you had a good knowledge? >> i think at this stage of your life there's nothing more you can do. the problem is we have these other jobs here. and there's not a lot of other free time to bump up on rutherford b. hays. >> i go back to my jeopardy experience. the first time i was on jeopardy i won and it was the dumbed down celebrity version, so i don't want to toot my own horn too much but you panicked because i could be revealed as somebody who doesn't know anything. there's a finite number of presidents so you had that going in. you thought that it could just be about the presidents but it turns out, you know, the universe of subject matter they talk about beyond the president, pets for instance and all of the sudden pets were very important to the executives. >> i was running for the fact they have mistresses and i was hoping that might come up because i had learned a little

central belief system from the quran and from the writings of the prophet muhammad and that is undeniable and it is a medieval and literal interpretation and thereafter slavery, crucifixion and beheadings are part of the portfolio and killing apostates are part of the portfolio and inside of islam you have visionaries or radicals and modern and interpretation and they are at war of each other and we should not allow the clerics to come to us and say this is not islamic when it is and we should not fall into the trap of defining it and push them to challenge the theology that isis has adopted. they must challenge it. >> what military advantage is derived from labelling them as islamic extremism. >> here is the issue. once you label it -- if they didn't label it but defined it properly and explained the ideology and had a comprehensive strategy to deal with it, that is the issue. you have to define it and explain the ideology and then develop a strategy to defeat it. and we do not have a comprehensive strategy to defeat it. >> we learned part of the strategy when the pentagon revealed plans

and shoot people in the back of the head until he was looking at these three individuals who are undeniably people of middle eastern ancestry and people of a different faith. >> well it's an important story and we're going to keep following it. marq claxton, kendall coffey thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> thanks. >>> well coming up we'll tell you why this photo is the saddest picture in washington today. >>> also you just knew it was coming. you knew it was coming. the gop freakout over president obama's buzzfeed video. >>> plus 40 years of "saturday night live." who's coming out and who's not for the big reunion party this weekend. i'll talk about it with snl star keenan thompson. i'll also have a few questions for him about this. >> all over the country there are protests. and for the first time in my life, everyone agrees with me. folks are high fiving with me inviting me places. this must be what it feels like to be beyonce. >> that's right, rev meets rev, coming up. there's only one egg that gives you better taste and better nutrition in so many varieties.

that is undeniable. it is a medieval interpretation, a literal interpretation. therefore, slavery crucifixtion and beheadings are part of their portfolio. killing those who are nonbelievers are part of the portfolio. what has happened here is inside islam you have these revisionist or radicals and you have modern interim and traditional interruption. they are at war with each other. we should not permit the moderate and traditional muslim leaders coming to us and say this is not islamic when it is. we should not fall into the trap of not dwayneing and explaining this theology and push them, push them to challenge this theology that isis has adopted. they must challenge it. >> what military advantage is derived from calling them islamic extremism? >> when you label it, if they didn't label it but defined it respectly and explained the ideology and had a comprehensive strategy to deal with it, that, really, is the issue. you have to define it and explain the ideology and develop a strategy to defeat it. we do not have a comprehensive strategy. >> we learned part o

this is the third connection i want to highlight, the undeniable connection between the investments we make today and the success of our country tomorrow. today believe we must make big bold commitments in four areas. research and innovation back to back education, infrastructure and investments in working families through the tax code. innovation is the integrator of our economy. research creates jobs launches and tiny industries and gives us the miraculous power to cure. however, according to the american academy of arts and sciences the report they just put out within the past couple of weeks, the united states has dropped to 10th place, 10th place in national r&d investment as a percentage of gdp. 10th place, the united states of america. as the report makes clear and less basic research becomes a higher government priority than it has been in recent decades, the attentional for fundamental scientific breakthroughs and future technological advances will be severely constrained. the report calls for our increasing our nation's total research investment to at least 3.3% of gdp. we mu

i mean the spat of radical islam and what it's doing globally is undeniable. isis is now the new face of radical islam. they are the most powerful radical islam movement that's ever existed more than 9/11 al qaeda. the evidence is clear. what is happening with the so-called affiliates around the world is they want to be a part of isis. they're changing their stripes. it's not that isis is gone to libya or going to afghanistan. it's the fact that the radical islamists who are already there want to be a part of this movement. why is that? well, because they fundamentally believe isis is winning. and is the evidence on their side, or is the evidence on the side of what the president said the other day that isis is on the defensive and that we are going to win. i believe if you ask anybody in the world to include americans is isis winning, two, on the defensive or three losing, the overwhelming response is that they're winning. they've had no major setback except kobani. and they've gained ground in syria. they've just expanded into libya. the fact of the matter i

again, there is not a single perfect causal link but the link is undeniable, when people are oppressedan rights are denied particularly along sectarian lines or ethnic lines, when dissent is silenced it feeds violent extremism. it creates an environment that is ripe for terrorists to exploit. when peaceful democratic change is impossible it feeds into the terrorist propaganda that violence is the only answer available. we must recognize lasting stability and real security require democracy. that means free elections where people can choose their own future and independent judiciaries that uphold the rule of law and police and security forces that respect human rights and free speech and freedom for civil society groups. it means freedom of religion because when people are free to practice their faith as they choose it helps hold diverse societies together. finally, we have to ensure that our diverse societies truly welcome and respect people of all faiths and backgrounds, and leaders set the tone on this issue. groups like al qaeda and isil peddle the lie that some of our countries are