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Muslims. theyre trying to change how europe does their policymaking. >> the u.s. said theyd take 10,000 to 20,000 refugees over the next few years after thorough background checks. the background check s are not thorough in europe now. the u.s. says theyll have thorough ones. does it concern you taking in the refugees, or from a law enforcement standpoint, is your greater concern people who grew up in the united states who may be radicalized online? >> anderson, when you get into a situation lik...

Problem, a you yourself would have witnessed on lesbos as so of many us have seen with these masses arrive ong greeces shores, on these various different islands. they come mostly on these barely seaworthy rubber dinghies, so eager to jump off, get to land, and then eventually make their way to these registration centers. all of them know by now they have to get registered, but a lot of them arrive without identification, and even without that, there are people who are there, translators, people...

Would isis be sophisticated enough to put out there were eight attackers here knowing full well there may have only been seven. this is merely speculative. would they do that knowing that there would be a terror? >> no. >> no? thats not the way they operate. >> this is one of the questions that come up. were talking 48 hours after the event took place. isis issued a claim of responsibility. no doubt its from isis. but the details provided in there, theres no objective details that allow us to au...

After the debates. even after theyre asked these questions publicly. what do you make of that, michael? >> well, the amazing thing is that the journalists and the debate questioners dont really delve into the backgrounds of these men. donald trump is a fellow who has actually posed as fake persons in the past to give informing to the press. he was once calling himself john baron. he next called himself john miller. all of this is rather ridiculous. but the minute the press asks a question about ...

His rant against starbucks. by making this stand trump says hes actually hurting himself. >> hey, look, im speaking against myself. i have one of the most successful starbucks in trump tower. maybe we should boycott starbucks, i dont know. seriously. i dont care. >> as for starbucks, the company says its been doing holiday themed cups since 1997 featuring symbols of the season from vintage ornaments to hand drawn reindeer. now the company has dump the design in place of cups in red. that way peo...

Like immigrants. >> cruz is an immigrant. he was born in canada. >> martha: you look across the stage and see the backgrounds and diversity on the stage and on the end of the debate stage it speaks volumes in and of i itself. it is very interesting. thank you, guys. >> bill: i can talk about this for days. there is so much to go through and decipher and try to figure out what is the next strategy for these men and women. >> martha: i think they are going to be locked in close numbers for a while...

Institutional racism, it doesnt go away just by getting rid of two figure heads. obviously, theyre saying there is a lot that needs to be done with how the students are interacting with other students coming from different backgrounds and how they can integrate that into what theyre learning here and they take away from this campus here with them when they go out into the real world, carol. >> what about the fastball team, will they continue their strike? >> reporter: the football team is back i...

Hundreds of yale students gathered monday to call for an end to discrimination on their campus. the march of resilience was intended to bring the community and students of all backgrounds together. still to come in the news "newsroom," youve heard the phrase, if you cant take the heat, get out of the kitchen.

>> were in a very nice suburbs, upper middle class and upper class. >> today the sex business is booming in unassuming areas like this one. >> you know, thats the thing. a lot of people dont even realize this is going on right under their noses. >> police say here traffickers can earn up to a quarter million dollars a year for each woman they control. >> you know, heres the hotels here. so ill turn the light off for a minute. >> as the undercover gets near, he must wait for the seller of sex to ...

Scrawled in human feces on a wall and even the homecoming king was called the "n" worded on campus. >> these are students from all different backgrounds that endure this. >> reporter: the student body is 77% white and just 7% black. protesters say the response from the school president tim wolf has been inadequate. one group calling themselves concerned students 1950 named for the year the university first began admitting plaqblack students. they are seen blocking the university presidents car d...