so you have vladmir putin and he is saying that the u.s. and russia agree on the general approach to syria. tomorrow in new york there is a new round of peace talks on syria. you're a veteran diplomat. do you see an opening here? jane: i'm a recovering politician, i'm not sure that makes me a diplomat, but i'm a veteran watching process like this and i think a diplomatic track is the only way syria will be solved. however, there is a lot of vagueness to what happens next, a resolution that says that there is general agreement on a path to fair elections and a new constitution doesn't say some things that really matter to me and i think matter to the united states like whether asaad can be a candidate in that election. if it's all left vague and it's up to the parties and the parties are the parties on the ground, i don't know how that comes out. e may end up re-electing a guy who most people think could quality as a war criminal. laura: do you think the united states might have caved on the initial demand that president asaad has to go and

this is all about the kremlin and vladmir putin. it is being misconstrued, do you see?eing misconstrued by donald trump? >> i don't think it is being misconstrued. it is a tactical story the kremlin is letting the western media pick up on, sitting back and watching it happen. there is a holiday weekend. there is this phrase, the putin/trump bromance. they are talking about putin and trump like they are talking about ben affleck and matt damon. they are not talking about poulin like at dolladolf hitler joseph stalin. i think you have to give the communications people in the kremlin a raise. >> what does this do for vladmir putin in russia where you are essentially ordered to praise him, to value him? i wonder, does this raise the notch a little bit for him within the country? >> the problem putin is facing now is his economy is in trouble due to low oil prices and actually the eu just yesterday, the european union voted to extend sanctions against russia for another six months and notice how that news story has disappeared. what this is doing is part and parcel of a line

ad lib wx quick russian president vladmir putin delivered his annual address to russian president vladmir putin delivered his annual address to the nation today. touching on issues from donald trump to syria. keir simmons has the story. it was as president putin was leaving his three-hour news conference, he made perhaps his most impactful comments. he was asked about donald trump. he described trump as colorful and talented person and as an absolute front-runner in the u.s presidential race. moscow is hoping that a new president in 2016 may offer a new future for relations between russia and the united states, with this country still suffering from serious economic problem, in part due to u.s sanctions over ukraine. president putin said he was open to proposals by the u.s to try to solve the syrian crisis though he insisted that he still wants to see president assad in place. back to you.... an obama administrator official is under fire for using personal email to conduct government business. defense secretary ashton carter admits that he used his personal email as part of his official w

so vladmir putin endorsement? >> what is next? fidel castro.eriously. >> i mean -- this is the front runner of the republican party. i would think that would be the kiss of death. >> i thought there were a lot of kisses of death, but not so yet. and, you know, this is -- we were just discussing in the green room. this is one of the most bizarre political environments i've ever been involved with and certainly even observed. >> neera? >> yeah. >> what do you make of it? because you are a popular figure in the republican electorate. you are -- i mean, do you understand what is going on with the republican base right now? >> i can tell you my mom who has been watching this really involved in politics now is said this is the most entertaining. >> no doubt about that. >> exchange. i'm glad he's making friends with putin. i think it would be better off making friends with americans so, you know. >> i mean, honestly, we can joke about it. every week there's something funny that trump says but, you know, this is a serious election, and russia has invad

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i hope vladmir putin agrees with you. but, you know, nothing's -- >> our side, lou, nothing's going to happen on our side. >> we'll have to do something if one of those fine gentlemen decide to do something and see our pentagon on a posture that we've got 13 months to run out here. we don't. we better be ready for it. >> i think the bottom line is very clear. the one thing you can't get back in war is time. money won't pay for time. and because we have this so-called strategic pause in place, it's allowing the taliban and isis to continue to entrench themselves. it makes plan b which will kick in 2016 far more difficult to execute. >> plan b, whatever it is. i hope that we elect somebody, somebody that knows what they are doing. because this is awful rough stuff for the american people to have to weather. >> that's very true. >> general bob scales, i know that you're -- you share some of my agative about this, perhaps in some ways more than i do. thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> joining us now, pamela geller president o

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vladmir putin is horrible dictator and monster. personal phone calls after you get a half a million dollars? doesn't have to be a e says, something nefarious is going on. sandra: i want to remind everybody at hillary clinton's confirmation for secretary of state, that she would take extraordinary steps of appearance of conflict of interest. what more evidence do we need. >> here is difficult for me and a lot of people who support hillary clinton's campaign. you agree with her on issues. this kind of stuff keeps popping up over and over and over again. makes you go, oy. it is, the point where, you can't defend this kind of stuff. it is such on just glaring conflict of interest. i don't understand. either the clinton's decided they would make a lot of money, their prerogative to do that or go into public service. to do that at the same time and have overlaps like this, even if there is no smoking gun as you said, it doesn't look good. it smells. it is horrible optics. it is horrible optics. i don't understand why they were persistent

"time" also sighted the long response to what it called vladmir putin quest of the ukraine. she took office in november of 2004. she is now the european union's longest serving head of government. the 61-year-old has gained a rep takes for diplomatic pro first and broker compromises. she has been a dominant feature in the debt crisis that unfolded in greece six years ago. . i voted for you, vai. >> right. i thought it was going to be donald trump. >> at love opeople did. >> no. >> great story here. >> there is a special recruit for the basketball team. i got to show you. >> just 11-years-old, but savannah is now a lady bronc. take a look. >> savannah has a disease and she is 7-years-old. she was chosen to a program mapping children with life-threatening illnesses and college athletic teams. she is a true fighter who is a real inspiration to everyone. >> i was very happy and i didn't really know what was going on at firs first. oh. how about that, as a member of the team, savannah is invited to practice. she will stick behind the bench during home games. how about the press c

this is new fragrance inspired by you guessed it, vladmir putin. don't you wear that cologne? david: no, i don't. but i don't have a black belt. melissa: okay. david: turning up volume, donald trump heading off hillary clinton's charges of sexism against him accusing her former husband bill accusing him of quote a penchant for sexism. peter barnes in d.c. with latest on the war of words. peter. >> that's right, david, hillary clinton warning not to use her husband to attack him especially with women's voters. trump says if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband with his terrible record of women's abuse, playing women's card on me, she's wrong. in a interview yesterday trump brought up bill clinton's sex scandals. latest salvo in a flight that erupted last week when trump use ad yiddish slang word calling clinton beaten badly by barack obama in 2008. asked about that by "the des moines register" last week, clinton, charged it was not the first time that trump's quote, demonstrate ad penchant for sexism. clinton plans to send her husband out on the campaign trail for him ear

>> vladmir putin's objectives are three. one to maintain his base there. the second to be a major player in the middle east. russians were kicked out in 1973 by anwar sadat. third, to prop up bashar assad, the guy who killed 240,000 people, driven millions into refugee status. he is the godfather of isis. are we going to help russia prop up a guy that slaughtered innocent people including with chemical weapons? trish: because we're that desperate, senator? we allowed this terrorist group to flourish and it is gaining size and power that we're at such disadvantage we need to look for russia to help? >> that is the state were in although i would never want to do that. russia is bombing the daylights out of our moderate, only ones we can rely on to form some kind of a government that is not radical islam. they're slaughtering them. john kerry goes over there and tell us them they're great partners. that is orwellian and betrayal of what everything the united states of america stands for in terms of morally is concerned. trish: upside down world. senator, a ma

>> it is natural that donald trump, excuse me, that vladmir putin would go that way.t. his experience comes from the soviet-era where strategic deterrents state on state, mutually assured destruction actually worked to contain it. that threat was enough sometimes to dissuade from your adversary making a move. in this case you have the state not organized around principles our nations are organized but you have a quasi-state in the middle east that wants a cataclysmic event in the world. they want it. based on religious fervor -- neil: great war with the infidels. this would be it? >> not political or social or economic organization as much as it is something that would actually drive towards that kind of event. i don't know that it will be as effective as vladmir putin thinks in dissuading isis from -- neil: i think he is thinking, i can't get in donald trump's head or his, you don't want to take any option off the table. >> that's smart from a national security perspective and diplomatic perspective to leave all options on the table but whether it is practical dealin

"time" says the chancellor's strong response to what it calls, quote, vladmir putin's creeping theft of ukraine. merkel became the first german chancellor in november of 2005. she is now the european union's longest head of government. the 61-year-old has gained a reputation for diplomatic persistence. merkel has also been a dominant feature in the debt crisis that started unfolding in greece six years ago. "time" named abu bakr al baghdadi. and the ironian president and donald trump also ceo travis kala na kas. they don't want your kids riding something this hot. another hoverboard fire happened in the mall in seattle. the mall was evacuated. after the board caught fire, a mall employee doused it with a fire extinguisher. >> that set off an alarm t. state fire marshall issued an advisory about hoverboards. some special babies were born recently at kornell university. they have the potential to help prevent diseases. this is the world's first litter of puppies through invitro fertilization. besides the fact that they are extremely fierce, the technology used to create them opens the

. >> this just in, russian president vladmir putin says the warplane shot down a few weeks ago by the turkish military was called a hostile action. he made these comments a short time ago at his annual year ends news conference t. pilot of that russian plane was killed. turkish officials say it entered a flo fly zone and ignored alerts to leave the area. we are learning how some lendsers are responding to the interest rate hike. landon dowdy is here in this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >> the time has come the fed's first rate hike in a decade is already having an impact on consumers. many big banks are raising their prime lending rates in response to the benchmash, setting credit card and home equity rates t. borrower will have to pay more. savers say banks aren't raising them on savings accounts and cds. >>> and over on wall street, more green arrows, futures are higher this morning. the markets rallying the move was largely expected. investors hit hard. future rate hikes will be quote gradual, the dow jumping 224 points. the nasdaq up 75. >>> landch, thanks.

jeb bush told reporters that quote, "to get praise from vladmir putin is not going to help donald trump". decision 2016... presidential candidate marco rubio took his feud with rival ted cruz to the campaign trail each candidate accused the other of intentionally misrepresenting their past views on how to handle undocumented immigrants currently in the u- s. rubio today flatly said that cruz has "not told the truth" about his past positions on a legalization process. two iowans are honored today after saving a man from house fire last year. cory simonson and matthew tranel are two of 24 people honored with carnegie hero medals. they saved a man whose wheelchair got stuck while inside a house fire in maquoketa. the medal is given to those who risk their lives to an extraordinary degree while saving or attempting to save the lives of others. coming up on kwwl...a family of chattanooga shooting speaks out about the u-s's decision. and... the ceo who hiked the price of a live saving drug by five thousand percent is now behnd bars. "now your storm track 7 ter the clouds cleared. the sky rema

. >> reporter: john kerry in moscow tried to persuade that vladmir putin is now a threat to all of the civilized world. >> andrea mitchell reporting there. while los angeles public schools will reopen today after yesterday's unprecedented closure due to e-mail threats, which at a time were described as serious and credible. we report from los angeles. >> reporter: 1,531 school properties searched. hours later, the good news. >> we can now announce the fbi has determined this is not a credible threat. >> reporter: just after 7:00 a.m. parents started getting notifications to keep their kids home. the immediate concern, terrorism. a threat which law enforcement confirmed appeared to come from overseas was credible enough for the superintendent to shut the district down and send swat teams to some schools. >> based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance. >> reporter: another threat sent from the same ip address also was sent to new york city schools. >> it appears to be the same e-mail, a generic e-mail. >> reporter: police commissioner bratton says he's investigating the e-ma

his new friend vladmir putin. the almost endorsement. putin says that donald trump seems like a, you know, a big leader a big guy in the a campaign. and donald trump said that's okay. let's listen to what trump said yesterday. >> they're accusing me putin called him brilliant. that's not good. well, you know, isn't it sort of nice if countries are always fighting with maybe we get along and let them do -- right? look, we're all tough guys but wouldn't it be nice if russia and us could knock out an enemy together and not us bear the full costs sometimes, like, i don't know we're always fighting. >> we all predicted the putin forming the alliance that win the election. naturally. if you look over the republican party it's not necessarily a rarity for them to talk about putin's strength. to want almost putin's strength as they criticize barack obama. when you look at the field and what look at putin's russia has done historically and over the last couple of years in ukraine and syria. it's jarring almost to accept the compliment and say it'

russian president vladmir putin says his troops deployed in syria may use greater force. addressing a security staff meeting in moscow today, putin said, russia has, "more military means, and we will use them, if need be." putin also said in an interview today, moscow would work with all sides, the u.s. and arab nations to resolve the syrian conflict. negotiators at un-brokered talks to end the eight-month civil war in yemen have agreed to a form a ceasefire committee. it will be headed by a lebanese general, with members of yemen's government, which is backed by saudi arabia and supported by the u.s., and the shiite rebels, known as houthis, who are backed by iran. fighting over the past three days near yemen's border with saudi arabia has killed 75 fighters on both sides, according to the a.p. peace talks resume tomorrow in switzerland. a record number of americans are dying from drug overdoses. the centers for disease control and prevention reports more than 47,000 americans died from overdoses in 2014, the latest year data is available. abuse of heroin and opioid pain

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president obama tried to cool off a spiked intentions between allie turkey and russia's vladmir putinllowing the recent shootdown of a russian warplane that crossed from syria into turkish territory. >> we all have a common enemy. >> that is isim. i want to make sure that we focus on that threat and i want to make sure that we remain focused on the need to bring about some sort of political resolution in syria. >> reporter: yesterday, mr. obama had a similar message for president putin, who said the incident jeopardizes any cooperation with turkey and the u.s.-led coalition to fight terror. that's one of the pressing topics competing for president obama's attention here in paris. where he hopes to get around 150 countries to limit global warming to 3.6 degrees fahrenheit. that's the level scientists say would prevent natural disasters and floods. on monday the president pressed other top leaders, india and china to cut greenhouse gases. >> i've come here personally as the leader of the world's largest economy and the second largest emitter to say that the united states of america not

a one-on-one with russia's vladmir putin on syria: (sot: ben rhodes/ deputy nat'l security advisor :47-:49) "the urgency should be on finding common ground." more on syria today...with turkey's president but the crowning achievement here - a global climate change deal - has yet to be announced. the u-s is insisting it not be called treaty, so it doesn't have to be approved by congress. 180 nations have agreed to reduce emissions. but how? how much? and when? those questions back to you. >> beijing continues to suffer air pollution today as extremely hazardous levels of pollutants engulf the chinese capital. visibility was cut to several hundred yards, as buildings receded into thick smog. the persistent smog also caused heavy traffic on roads leading to the city's bususess district. europe's most powerful solar power plant is set to be inaugurated today in france. construction began on the 404-million-dollar plant in november of last year. the plant sits on more than 617 acres of land. earlier this month, the 300 megawatt project was fully connected to france's electric grid.d. the par

a little bit divisive now getting a vote of confidence from an unlikely source: russian president vladmir putin -- calling trump "colorful" -"talented" d now trump respspding. abc's cecilia vega on the campaign "as his rivals battle on the campaign trail?donald trump basking in the bright lights of late night tv... sot kimmel: did you decide you were going to be nicer? trump: you know what, i would like to see the republican party come together, and i've been a little bit divisive, in the sense that i've been hitting people pretty hard. kimmel: a little bit yeah (crosstalk/laughter ) jimmy kimmel even unveiling a trump- themed children's book: "winners aren't losers" kimmel: "there are two people kinds of people which one will you be? a loser like them? would you like to finishshor a winner -- ump: like me. (applause, showing final picture) and today? trump getting unexpected?and resounding praise from vladimir putin...after abc news asked the russian president about the billionaire. nats: donald trump. huh? donald trump. putin calling trump a talented, very colorful person? and the absol

in new jersey, i have this plain language hang judgment i would not talk to voodz vladmir. listen, mr. president, we have a no-fly zone in syria. you fly in, it flies for you. yes we would south shoot down the planes if they were stupid enough to think he was the weak link we have as the president in the oval office is right now. >> senator palm. . senator palm, i want you to respond to what we just heard from governor christie, if there was a no-fly zone, you say that potentially could lead to world war iii, why? >> well, i think if are you in favor of world war iii, you have your candidate. here's the thing, my goodness, what we want in a leader is someone with judgment. not someone who is so reckless as to stand on the stage and say, yes, i'm jumping up and down, i'm going to shoot down russian planes. russia already flies in that airspace. it may not be something we're in love with the fact that they're there. they are invited by iraq. if we announce a no-fly zone, others v said this, hillary clinton is also for it. it is a recipe for disaster. a recipe for world war ii

early the president huddled with vladmir putin, they were trying u.s. allie over a downed russian warplane. >>> the 147 world leaders in paris are trying to cut the earth emissions from warring. some temperatures higher would trigger natural disasters like droughts and floods. president obama admits the u.s. is partly to blame and says the time to act is now. >> for i believe in the words of dr. martin luther king, jr., that there is such a thing as being too late. and when it comes to climate change, that hour is almost upon us. but if we act here, if we act now, if we place your own short-term interests behind the air our young people will breathe the water they will drink and the hopes and dreams that sustain their lives, then we won't be too late for them. >> the white house argues that another countries won't cut back on pollution unless the u.s. leads the effort. these are live pictures from paris. you can watch coverage of his news conference on our 24 hour digital network cbsn. >>> republican hopefuls are lining up against the president's stance

russian president vladmir putin weighing in on the race for 2016 in the u.s.ndidate flamboyant and talented. who is it? the real story top of the hour. >>> bill o' riley confronted him. here's the exchange. >>. >> you are too thin skinned. >> when people say untrue things, i don't like it. >> you want to be president. tweet about putin or isis. it looks petty. >> i like to have the truth told about me. . if i do something wrong, i know when it's wrong. if somebody goes after me, including you, i don't mind it at all. if they make it up, i don't like it. >> first of all, what a shot. he has this live audience behind him. you got to give it to both them. that was quite a presentation. what do you think of the thin skin comment? >> i'll ask him about that. i don't agree he's thin skinned. he's been getting pounded for years. i think he uses his combativeness. >> do you think it's presidential? >> i sort of wonder why he's up tweeting at 2:00 in the morning about this or that reporter that ticked him off. >> will you ask him about that? >> it's a certain amount of

a one-on-one with russia's vladmir putin on syria: "the urgency should be on have to be approved by congress. questions could be answered later today. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. this morning there will be briefings and meetings on coal, china, india, scientific research in ntartica, anddthe amazon. the white house is offering reports to governors about refugees in their states. the new system comes as many governors...includi ng terry refugees from coming to theer states, following the paris attaacks linked to isis. and congress will focus on the fight against isis today. the house armed services committee will question the secretary of defense and the joint chief of staff's chairman about the country's military and political strategy for defeating isis in iraq and syria. the meeting comes as u-s-a today reports the e entagon may send morrtroops to syria to fight isis. a senior defense official told the paper the pentagon will consider deploying more special oprations troops if the pilot project there shows signs of progress. the federal reserve is ending a loan program aimed at com

then killer of journal list russian president vladmir putin paid him a very nice compliment. he hands out compliments as often as bernie sanders drinks his ear hair. he said he is bright and talented and absolute reader. donald trump was asked about it on another network. >> you like vladimir pumir puti comments about you? >> he kills journalists that don't agree with him. >> ours do a lot of killing, jim. there's a lot of stupidity going on. a lot of killing and a lot of stupidity. >> he said he kills a lot of journalists. trump thought that was a good thing. >> everyone in our world but the bulk agrees with wholeheartedly. a oo but it is wrong. barely, tucker. >> here's the best part about the trump phenomenon. it has awoke enthe rest of us to the fact that the country we need doesn't agree with us at all. everyone in it the press the leaders of both parties have a picture of the voters especially the republicans as people who were libertarian and economic evangelical on the social issues that's where they are. that's where the wall street journal is that's not where their

every time they get a new cycle out of vladmir putin praising trump or a good debate, that allows them to keep that strategy alive. >> what about marco rubio. he did pretty well in the debate. he is a pretty talented debater? is he someone to watch out for? >> he has risen to the top of the establishment list, traditional republicans. he has benefited for a fall from grace for jeb bush, whose numbers continue to sink and sink. the problem for marco rubio, that campaign has to identify a state where they can win. if you look at iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, marco rubio is not number one in any of those places. they are going to have to pick one of those and put a lot of resources in it. you scacan't win the presidency until you win a state. >> is this shaping up to be a three-way run? >> the experts say there may be four or five spots when you come down to the actual voting. trump will get one, rubio will get one, cruz will get one. chris christie is vying for one of those. jeb bush is trying to stay in the race by attacking trump and getting into the trump news cycle. you have e

dierdre: now speaking of politics and russia, russian president vladmir putin says republican candidate donald trump is outstanding and talented man. >> translator: he is a very flamboyant man, very talented, no doubt about that. but this is not up to us to decide if he is worthy. it is up to the voters in the united states. he is an absolute leader of the presidential race as we see it today. he says that he wants to move to another level of relations, to a closer, deeper level of relations with russia. how can we not welcome that? of course we welcome it. dierdre: so, general, why would the russian president so openly support trump? what is in it for putin? >> oh, i think he is playing with our political system, a little psychological warfare, deirdre. he is very clever at it. and you know in all honesty, donald trump's got some good points. we ought to be working, i believe, with the russians over there to come to a resolution of this problem. i'm not convinced anybody in syria is going to give us a jeffersonian democracy. so let's work with what we have. let's take out the difficult

morning session which includes speeches by german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladmirutin. this is 9minutes. -- 90 minutes. >> the president of pair gray has the floor. -- [applause] [inaudible]. >> translator: the president of the french republic, francois hollande, secretary-general of the united nations, mr. ban ki-moon, president of cop 21, ladyies and gentlemen, heads of state and governments, excellencies, i would like to reiterate president hollande and his government and the french people the most heartfelt condolences and our utmost solidarity. in light of the horrendous crimes committed in paris on the 13th of this month. we and our generation are living at a critical juncture. we have the enormous and pressing responsibility of tackling the environmental challenge that we are living through and this conference is an opportunity for nations to adopt ire gent measures in order to curb the causes of, and consequences of climate change. in his encyclical, his holiness, pope francis, provides a stark warning. in order to face this crisis and protect sources of li

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beat that, vladmir mir dupier. >> what about the three of us here, michelle? >> well, you know, it's a stiff competition for a, you know, being the best nerd at cbs at "star wars." >> you never know. michchle, thank you soo much. >> more than 5 million people a month visit the health and fitness website well and good. it includes workout videos to health food crazes. it calls it a must read and founders are here to reveal their lest of wellness trends for 2016. before we get into the real listst was there one general theme you guys found in terms of how we differ from 2015 to what we want to do in 2016? >> we cover so much of the wellness spectrum. so this yearar, it's a little moree about mindfulness than in years passed, a little less about fitness. >> you say one of the food trends for 2016 is kale. >> yes, kelp is the new kale. >> it's seaweed. >> a type of seaweed, exactly. it's high on protein and has a lot of vitamins hard to get. it's not the sexiest plant,but. >> yes. >> it's not sexy, but it's really good for you. >> kale didn't start out sexy. a lot