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This? because you have heard kayleigh who was a trump support say this crossed the line. you have heard folks who are not supporters say this makes them question the very party you are a member of. you are a shrewd political observer and you have followed politics a lock time. trump is having a real problem with women voters. a real problem with independents. does this hurt him irreparably. >> tlurm a number of women supporting donald trump for one reason only. because hes not hillary clinton. h...

The kind of indiscriminate attacks that killed and injured hundreds on november 13th were entirely different. >> i think france has changed. i think the events of january last year were an enormous symbolic shock beyond the actual physical violence of the events. i think its raised a lot of questions about french identities, perhaps some of the causes of this awful attack. >> reporter: shortly after the newspaper was attacked, one observer thought they were going to kill "charlie hebdo" but in f...

Fair share of tragedies since the "charlie hebdo" attacks. as many here have pointed out, the kind of attacks that killed and injured hundreds on november 13th were different. >> i think france has changed. i think the events of january last year were an enormous symbolic shock beyond the actual physical violence of the events. i think its raised a lot of questions about french identity, perhaps some of the causes of this awful attack. >> reporter: shortly after the newspaper was attacked, one o...

Worried in any kind of, you know, sweating kind of situation. i think she knows, i mean, i brought it up, it looks like youre one of the two or three people that will probably be the next president, the field has narrowed dramatically. and i think shes comfortable in that space. >> chris, do you think -- looking -- if you think back to 2008, you were a very close observer of that election. youre now a very close observer of this one. how has she changed as a candidate between that election and t...

Goes all the way around the building. its going to keep burning until it has nothing left to burn. thats what it looked to me. not to be overdramatic. thats what it looked like to one casual observer. >> no, certainly, were looking at the pictures and they are dramatic. theres no other way to put it. especially with so many other people you know were inside. our hope is theyve been evacuated. we just dont know at this point in time as authorities respond. josh, tell me about the scene sort of un...

Accusations against cosby, ranging from sexual assault to harassment, to being drugged by the comedian. he and his representatives have denied allegations in the past and until today hes never been formally charged with a crime. this month, in fact, bill cosby sued eight of his accusers for defamation. we did reach out to representatives for comment from mr. cosby. right now, we want to go to adam reese, still outside the courthouse where it went down. what can you tell us? >> good afternoon. he...

Fighter. >> in the 1970s, this kind of rhetoric made perfect sense. people could identify with arafat, and they could see israel as the oppressor. >> while the palestinians hadnt by 1974 got the palestinian liberation that they were seeking, theyd certainly put themselves on the agenda at a very high level indeed, and this had happened fast. >> in a historic vote today, the united nations general assembly supported the palestinian claim to statehood. and a second resolution also passed that woul...

Hue, my hometown, my familys hometown, im glad people are alive, people are living, things are happening, things are changing. we need to let the country open up and let the people have a moment of enjoyment, have a better life. >> i mean, obviously im an outsider, but it just seems to me as a casual observer, you can pretty much survive anything. >> thats what my brother reminds me when i used to get all upset about things happening in vietnam. he said, look, it survived 4,000 years. it will do...

All of those people who were out there in the community supporting her. poppy. >> jason, thank you very much for that. what happened in virginia raises an important question. how to combat growing fears and misconceptions about islam. a contributor to the daily beast and author of this book," standing alone, an american womans struggle for the soul of islam." thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you, poppy. >> when you see a story like jason carroll just reported, what do you think? >> well...