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"the washington post" reported that there were 1800 people that were supposed to be deported for posing a national security threats, and instead, they were granted citizenship. citizenship! these are people who were considered too dangerous to enter the united states and the accidentally gave them the right to vote instead of deporting them. our screening system is deeply committed deeply, deeply broken. >> shannon: we have this pause now on refugees, syrians not singled out, all refugees, and a...

Second point, last year, cnn and "the washington post" reported that there were 1800 people that were supposed to be deported for posing a national security threats, and instead, they were granted citizenship. citizenship! these are people who were considered too dangerous to enter the united states and the accidentally gave them the right to vote instead of deporting them. our screening system is deeply committed deeply, deeply broken. >> shannon: we have this pause now on refugees, syrians not...

Look, weve sort of upgraded our missiles. weve upgraded our ammunition, and our nuclear weapons basically saying were ready to go. that were capable of defending ourselves. i think the expression he used, he didnt say the united states, but against any aggressor. there again, the question, if not talking about the u.s. who is the other aggressor? >> and marsh sharks youyouve saying a call for an arms race, its not us. why the differing messages? could some of donald trumps rhetoric about what is...

Water to las vegas, tucson, phoenix, san diego, and los angeles, and some of that water, jose, goes to the central valley, thats the bread basket of united states, every night, vegetables, fruits, nuts, 50% of them on everybodys dinner plate, grown in america, comes from our central valley california. this toxicity is awful. >> let me ske you, reese, when there are oil spills, there are ways to kind of like skim it and chemicals that can break it down. this has to be more difficult than an oil s...

Louis. pretty active storms. a lot of rainfall left behind. flood warnings in place across missouri. upwards of 4 to 6 inches in the region. oklahoma city to nashville, this is the severe storm threat later this afternoon. the heavy rainfall is southern and eastern portions of tennessee before it moves to georgia. >> thanks pedram. nice working with you as well pedram. the united states will face japan in the world cup soccer final. japan beat new england tuesday. 2-1. the winning score was an...

>> my lady, im getting confused with this accidentally and not accidentally. >> reporter: this is where the prosecutor stands but what the cameras dont show is how close he is to oscar pistorius on the witness stand and that proximity is what creates so much tension in this courtroom. that intensified -- >> never to you and you never to her. >> reporter: he questioned pistorius love for steenkamp. >> i never got the opportunity to tell reeva that i loved her. >> reporter: the strategy, if the pr...

The blade runners face becoming quite red. rarely did he answer knells questions directly. often he either answered i cant remember or said hed have to check with his defense lawyers. earlier pistorius ventured that he shot steenkamp schedulely. knell returned to this asking why did he shoot? the athlete said he thought intruders were about to come out of the toilet. >> i started shooting at that point. >> at the intruders? >> at the door, my lady. >> but in your mind, at the intruders. >> what ...

Once in a lifetime deal, perhaps the christmas present of all christmas presents. cheap airfares. im telling you, we mean cheap. delta airlines accidentally posted on its website ultra low prices for flights across the u.s. accidentally, okay? so if you were trolling delta.com just at the right time, well, you were good to go. were talking first-class round-trip fares for as low as $13. cross country flights from florida to los angeles, $27 each way. it was definitely a dream for travelers. and ...

Associated shock wave hit, the ground shook, glass shattered, more than 1,000 people injured and more than 3,000 buildings were damaged. some what came to earth left a hole in a frozen lake 25 feet across. not a space rock crashing to earth this dramatically in more than 00 years in 1908 we did not have nearly the number of dashboard cameras we have now to watch it over and over and over and over again from a million different supercompelling angles, and, yet, less than 24 hours after the meteor...

im erin burnett. outfront tonight, iran. we begin with a new report on irans nuclear program. got our hands on it today. its an 11-page release from the international atomic agency. they reveal doubts and suspicions about what the iranian government is telling the world about its nuclear efforts. they say their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. we read the report, and it does not say that iran is making a bomb, but it does say that iran is rapidly expanding its nuclear activity...