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The eiffel tower and the louvre. how serious was this plan? >> potentially very serious. that plot was in its early stages. thats why authorities are saying al qaeda abroad could represent a serious threat to the homeland wherever that homeland is. here is how it went down. french police were monitoring the phone conversation of an algerian man in the south of france with the head of al qaedas chapter. he asked what would be good terror targets to hit in france. thats when the eiffel tower came ...

1 million people driven from their homes because of the brutality of their government. that is the dire situation for the people of syria. the united nations refugee agency is reporting that the number of syrians who have fled for their lives and fled their countrys civil war has in fact reached the 1 million mark. former florida governor jeb bush hopes his new book, "immigration wars" will give conservatives an immigration policy they can embrace. he spoke with jake tapper about the need for ...

And so sort of immune to even the most apocalyptic warnings that they would let something like this happen. >> and david, if these cuts do go into effect, is there going to be an immediate impact on americans? will they feel it in their everyday lives? >> i dont know that ordinary americans necessarily would. if youre in these industries and theres a major budget crunch thats going to affect places like defense and defense contracting. theres going to be job loss, less growth there. overall i th...

It. >> reporter: always. even if youre a millionaire. jenna: you dont get graduated out of that. adam, thank you very much. >> reporter: take care, jenna, bill clinton is standing by the current presidents side on the campaign trail but some of what the former president is saying raises questions about whether theyre really on the same page. well have a fair and balanced debate on that. right now, senators from both sides of the aisle coming together for national security. they are furious about...