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Carson. he's been under the microscope this week about all these questions of his past. his response has been to go after the media aggressively, forcefully. it will be interesting to see if he brings that same sense of argument up on the debate stage tonight. the same goes for marco rubio. he, too, has been under scrutiny in the past few weeks over his past, specifically over his messy financial statements. and it certainly will make him a big target tonight by other candidates for this issue, also because he's doing better in the polls. they'll all likely go after him. i would say no one has...

Perspective. up next, a judge ambushed in her own driveway. shot as she was driving home and now someone's in custody. hear about his connection to this judge. plus, donald trump has made it his biggest issue and now a judge ruling against president obama's efforts to keep millions of illegal immigrants from being deported. the details just ahead.

On the plane? >> not necessarily. let's take a look at this scenario in its entirety. this device or function or event, whatever you wish to call it, occurred 24 minutes into this flight. now, the -- inspire magazine, a propaganda magazine produced by al qaeda, their 13th issue which came out in 2014 targeted aircraft. and it recommended that commercial aircraft be taken down while in flight, at altitude. this event occurred 24 minutes into flight. if this was a conventional timer, let's say a -- they had 59 minutes to work with, had there been a ground delay, this whole event would have been ...

It came to a screeching halt in november when one federal district court blocked it from going forward. he ruled narrowly but the effect blocked it nationwide. at the time the obama administration went and said, look, let these programs go into effect pending appeal. the appeals court said, no way. it heard arguments last july. and then only issued its opinion last night. and it was a broader opinion than the district court. it said that the administration didn't have the legal authority to go through with this. so now, as you said, it's going to go to the supreme court. the big issue will be ...