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There -- monsters and there is nothing, nothing civilized about them. this is not a case of one civil layings pitted against another. in is a battle of civilization and barbarism. >> and word by another strike by french warplanes in syria. the overnight hit hit the isis held town of raka. it was launched from the united arab of emirates and jordan. and they will stop accepting u.s. refugees, but ohm land -- homeland security officials say they will face the highest security screening of anybody ...

Security screening for planes coming to the u.s. from areas of the world with concerns of terror. lets turn to business, new information on the volkswagen emission scandal. steve joins us live from london. what do you have for us? >> the markets arent sure whether they are upset about the cheap money or the fact that the jobs figures were food. you have the dollar gaining against the yen, gaining against the euros, elsewhere, though, bond deals picking up, more expensive money going forward. i...

Well probably ever have. so were glad that the government offering to put security measures in place for us. >> reporter: marion and claire two of the british tourists stranded. for them the trip home will be bittersweet. they stayed at the same hotel as some of the passengers killed on the flight. >> the night before watching the little girl dancing and their parents singing. the next day they werent there anymore. it was really, really sad. >> reporter: egyptian authorities want to show the wo...

Bomb may have well brought down the plane. are you getting any further details on the security assessment done by the uk aviation experts. and further y et, what it would mean for these british tourists stuck right now in sham el sheikh. >> were waiting for an update this morning. but the last update we had suggests that the egyptian authorities had done more to improve security screening at sham el sheikh, more still needs to be done. effectively you have a team of british officials on the grou...

Skin and get dispersed in the rest of the fuselage. so if you break it someplace, youll change the path for the loads and then its going to put additional load on an area not designed and thats how twa came apart, by the way. >> at some airports, airlines have the option of additional security screening at the gate. u.s. airlines do tat in pieces. how useful is that to augment general airport security and i guess if the problem is access to the aircraft from non-passengers, i guess that doesnt r...

Travel around the skin because the outside of the airplane is the road way, if you will, for the stresses. its going to travel around that skin and get disbursed in the rest of the fuselage. so if you break it someplace, youll change the path for the loads and then its going to put additional load on an area not designed and thats how twa came apart, by the way. >> at some airports, airlines have the option of additional security screening at the gate. u.s. airlines do that in pieces. how useful...

Garden of eden that they are confiscating apples. today actually its less onerous downtown i think because of the loop he took yesterday. i dont know that hes taking it today. but theyve narrowed the number of ways you can get in, which is why were seeing crowds that are waiting three hours to go through the security screening. >> its probably also worth saying the pope is of course here to cap this world festival of families that has been going on all week, which was scheduled to run monday thr...

Could have probably picked no better representative to speak to an issue that he cares deeply about. >> tom, i dont know if you can see this, but i think the pope just looked down at t a watch. he tapped his wrist as if wondering whether he had enough time to keep walking and talking to people and meeting people. and hes still there. it was a funny moment. looked like he was thinking about leaving. now hes still -- hes sticking around. and that has to be so welcome for all these people who have ...

>> joining me now is foreign affairs correspondent for politico, thank you for joining us. lets here a little bit about this announcement, the decision today to accept 10,000 refugees. do you think thats going to change the politics of this issue at all? it seems like many candidates are in favor of increasing the number of refugees that are trying to come to the u.s. >> theyre very much all over the place on this, and the gop is definitely opening up a rest. youve already seen people come out a...

Youll go ahead and load here. >> all surgical patients send the night before their surgery on the ship to get comfortable and acclimated. there is anxiety and excitement as they ride through the city toward the ship. a drive through the commercial port, and the comfort comes into sight for the first time. >> line up here in front of this young lady. >> not one of these selected patients has ever set foot on a ship before. they go through security screening. then, more testing. and every step of ...