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which is quoting iranian state tv, the naval sailers have been released according to reuters. presidential candidates gearing up for tomorrow's gop debate in south carolina. fox business network is hosting the debate less than three weeks before voters start weighing in the election. this time only six selections for the late debate. rand paul will not participate in the debate. sandra smith and trish regan will kickoff the early debate and then we will all join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto. watch that one for the late debate at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> lauren: hillary clinton sharpening attack on bernie sanders as polls show losing ground. speaking in iowa yesterday, clinton accused of not standing up for the gun law. >> you voted for what the nra said was the biggest nra priority giving them immunity. he says, well, i'm have vermont. the other senator from vermont voted for the gun lobby. so no, that's not an explanation. >> lauren: clinton has been highlighted differences on gun control and healthcare. >> nicole: let's get you caught up in the global market action. let

and isorking for reuters a correspondent for the los angeles times in berlin. he says, usually angela merkel has things figured out. this time, she does not have an end in mind. two out of three say the chancellor has no plan. neither a plan a nor a plan b. but she repeats, like a mantra, the need for quicker processing of asylum applications and cooperation. both within europe and between the european union and turkey. those sounds like elements of a plan. >> there are things you have to do. people need to get the applications done quickly. if they refuse, they need to be sent back quickly.

news actually nowadays for bloomberg and for reuters is a tiny part of the total income they make. i don't want to single out bloomberg but when somebody from bloomberg interviews a ceo, they are basically interviewing one of the clients. there is not one single bank or financial corporation or big corporation that doesn't have bloomberg. this is people you interview. journalists, individual journalists we will have ed editorialize that will safeguard the interests of bloomberg as an interest. >> we asked bloomberg for a response to the assertion, a spokesperson gave us this statement: bloomberg news tries to achieve balance and fairness in all reporting and does not allow external parties or the commercial interests of bloomberg lp to dictate any editorial decisions. we are extremely proud of the award winning journalism we have produced over the past 25 years. dressed up as a high might have minded snow-capped idea factory. alternative events coming up this year in montreal try to rival davos but they lack the heavyweights and ceos and attract a micro fraction of the coverage whi

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and agencies like reuters. each year has seen more journalists from africa, latin america and asia coming over to cover the event >> media looks for two things. what is the positioning of india as an investment designation >> the second important point is about the trends that are going to be shaping change across the world. china only consumes 10% of the world's oil. >> the inter play of business interests between indian companies and global companies is very strong. the deeper embeddedness of globalisation is very exciting for media. >> reporter: the picture postcard setting of the world economic forum contrasted sharply with the dark horizon >> it fell 8%. >> reporter: it wasn't just the stock markets or oil prices or the fall ee euro. >> one% of people are as rich as the rest of the world's population combined. >> reporter: in the crash the wealth gap has been growing wider every year. the billionaires' list has shown a steady growth from 162 billion airs to 1826 billion airs in 2015 with a net worth of 7.0

reuters reporting over the last ten minutes that the china central bank is under increasing pressure from policy advisers to let the yuan currency fall quickly and sharply by as much as 10% to 15% as its recent gradual softening is thought to have done more harm than good. we know one of the reasons china has been weakening as a currency, of course, to basically provide a stimulation to its exports, but the big concern is what that will do to some of the u.s. and european multinationals that rely on china as a source of business and what that will do to their products. again, reuters reporting we could see further devaluation in the chinese yuan by as much as 10% to 15%. mandy, back to you. >> those neighboring manufacturing asian economies are really not going to be happy with that. we'll see more money flying out. matt, do you have a comment about what that means for us in the united states? >> we saw the market react to that before we knew what the news was. the market was down over 100 points in the dow. i'm probably more optimistic than peter. but i think 1915 is an important le

julie: sun-itis and has been volatile, and now reuters -- sun edison has been volatile, and reuters is reporting there is a suit over a deal to buy vitamin solar. sun edison has a complicated structure which has a couple of affiliates publicly traded, and it is one of those affiliates buying vivant. the structure has come under scrutiny, and now, again, is being sued by help a loser. you can see the shares are down, but the stock -- chart looks unusual with these straight lines because it has been halted several times over volatility. remember, if the stock drops too far, too quickly, it gets automatically halted, and that is what has been going on. gotten a lot of negative commentary as of late has well over this capital structure we are talking about. i will bring you more details when we get them -- details on this suit, and exactly what it is about. right now it is reuters reporting it, and we will let you know. isty: it looks like the link .ppaloosa is a 10% holder vivant is the company name. vivant and i think appaloosa had been an investor in sonatas in itself. betty: thank you,

an official told reuters the attackers wounded at least 50 people. he said that commandos have secured 90% of the campus. pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif condemned the attack. back in 2014 militants rushed a school in peshawar, killing 140 people, mostly children. >>> many investors have been unloading shares as they tried to avoid risk. this was true again today as asian stocks took another tumble. let's turn to gene otani at our business desk. >>> thanks, james. many market players are getting more worried about the outlook for the economy in 2016. crude oil prices fell further on wednesday, fueling fears among some investors for a gloomy year. and we saw japan's nikkei share average drop to its lowest level in 15 months. for more details we go to mayu yoshida at the tokyo stock exchange. >>> investors are clearly worried about the global economy. now especially after a u.s. crude dropped to a 12-year low and after the international monetary fund cut its forecast for the global outlook. the imf move follows the latest figures out of being whi

reuters did not say where they got that information. angie: opec has stood firm, pumping oil and it says fight -- rival producers are about to buckle under the pressure. predicts theyport will be forced to slash their output. what are they saying? opec, production outside it's a further cut by 270,000 barrels. they say that their over supplying the market about 600,000 barrels a day. this year, there will be a rebalancing of the oil market. but the big question, of course, iran. what happens to iran as they return and we see them exporting more. it was not mentioned at all in opec's report. and we're hearing that they have officially issued the order to ramp up production by 500,000 barrels a day, you see it trading around $28, touching a new multiyear low as well. according to the united arab emirates energy minister, any significant production hike will increase and further delay market rebalancing. >> they say it will be the u.s.. they say that among non-opec producers, the u.s. will be suffering the most this year and output will be

according to reuters, volkswagen is refusing to turn over internal e-mails to u.s. state attorneys generals, and they are citing german law as a result of that. they say they will not turn over documents, specifically connecticut's attorney general says volkswagen is resisting cooperation by citing german law in the diesel emissions probe. we will see where this goes, carl. i think there's another chapter here. back to you. >> thank you very much, sue herera. >>> let's bring in teresa galt. welcome back. >> hi, carl. thanks for having me. >> stocks in the green, but we're off of the highs. the dow and s&p posting their worst four days to start a year. tech sector on pace for the worst weekly performance going back to august. amazon, apple, netflix, the worst performers today. twitter below $20 for the first time. it's clear if you had gains in some of these gains last year, you're cashing in some chips, right? >> i think there's a lot of profit taking going on. this is a bad indicator for funding for private companies which is where i spend most of my time. the last

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egypt air and egyptian police have denied the reuters report. an official who manages sharm el sheikh says no airport employees have been arrested in connection with the incident. a cnn source and egyptian ministry also denies any arrest of egypt air or airport workers. would those workers have had their relatives screened for isis connections? they say their security procedures are better than those at many european airports but it's not clear if relatives there are screened. chad wolf says in the u.s., he can't say that all relatives of airline or airport workers are screened, but there is a watch list flagging people who the workers are associated with and any known connections they might have. >> interesting. not necessarily air tight. there was one case of a possible isis connection at a u.s. airport, right? >> our analyst points out in the u.s. there was a case of at least one person who joined isis who had previously worked at a u.s. airport. the man worked at minneapolis-st. paul airport as a cleaner and had access to planes. >>> recent

reuters is reporting 20 staff members have quit. that includes carson' s campaign manager and communications director. the upheaval comes less than five weeks from the caucuses. he once topped some republican polls but has fallen recently. carson says staff changes will shift his campaign into a higher gear. an event last night at a hotel in des moines. sanders has been trailing close behind hillary clinton in the early iowa polls. >> they' ve released a new batch of personal e-mails from hillary clinton during her time as secretary of state. 5500 pages of new e-mails were unveiled. the seventh of eight court order releases. many of the messages concerned personal matters but she did discuss other democrats who she thought might have been trying to undermine president obama in 2010. one of those democrats is now the head of her presidential campaign. president obama is expected to take executive action next week on gun control laws. the president plans to extend background checks for gun sales and is expected to increase the number

reuters and a-f-p report at least three people were killed. c-n-n indonesia says a police station appears to have been one of the targets. we are also getting reports of blasts near a shopping center. it is not immediately clear who is behind this. 3 3 3 happening today... the man charged with a triple murder in asheville is expected to be in court. a probable cause hearing is scheduled for pierre griffin the second. he is accused of killing uhon johnson, alexandra king and tatianna diz in november. prosecutors have not said if they will seek the death penalty in the case.. griffin also faces larcey and armed robbery charges. 3 3 3 new information this morning... in the death of an upstate high school basketball player. the spartanburg county coroner's office says 18- year-old nathan moore went to a basketball game monday to sleep. then his dad found moore dead in his bed tuesday afternoon. the cause of his death is still not known. moore was a senior at greer high school. 3 3 families affected by a gas leak in henderson county are back in the

we will see what happens on tuesday, but again, aig getting a brief pop on that news from reuters. back to you. >> mary, thank you very much. >>> we have the best viewers on the planet. one of our viewers tweeted a recipe for homemade tartar sauce for you. you don't have to buy it at the market. >> we have 18 minutes left in the trading session and we are starting to move higher to close out the week a gain of 188 on the dow, the s&p is up 35 and the nasdaq up 108 right now, looks like we will have our first positive week of the year this week. >> by the way, if they came in plastic bottles i would have grabbed that one, believe me. as we mentioned keeping an eye on these markets, the nasdaq now up almost 2.5% on the day. >> american expression going the other direction, tumbling to levels not seen in several years. is it time for the c suite change. >> forget uber, how about a new app that gets your driveway plowed with that blizzard barreling down the east this may be the high tech solution for the snow bound, details ahead. ♪ ♪ those who define sophistication stand out. thos

reuters saying unnamed americans contacted tehran for a deal to swap jason rezaian. he was convicted on espionage charges. the parliament hinted he could be freed in exchange for iranian prisoners in the u.s. >>> let's go back to jerusalem and get the latest on the manhunt there for a man suspected involved in the new year's day attack. ian. >> reporter: john, right now, terrorism units and s.w.a.t. teams are searching construction sites and abandoned buildings as the manhunt goes into day three. over 1,000 extra police officers are operating in the tel aviv area alone. searching tel aviv and northern parts of the city looking for the man. they think he could still very much be dangerous and carry out another attack. his family says that he is mentally disturbed and mentally takes medication for a psychological disorder. they hope he can be captured and doesn't hurt himself. police are trying to neutralize him. either capture him or kill him. schools in tel aviv have seen a decline in number of students as parents rightfully so are concerned about their child. they a

a report from reuters that some are encouraging the central bank to do even more with the currency, another 10 to 15% which would be a very big move. of course, there are competing interests there, you are an exporter in china you would love the central bank to do this. you owe money in dollars, oh, boy, you hate it if the chinese central bank does this. >> that's an excellent point. on that note let's bring in ken brown from the "wall street journal" to talk more about this phenomen phenomenon. it is interesting that the heart of these moves seems to be what china is doing with its currency. now apparently some officials are pushing for them to let it go, to just let it slide another 10 or another 15%. why is this so destabilizing? >> it's destabilizing because of credibility. people don't know what they're going to do. it's a big economy and so it has a big ripple effect on the world and comes through the currency. the stock market is pretty close but it's the currency. they let it devalue 2% over the summer but then they held it steady and wanted to get the imf reserve basket. now it's b

a military official tells reuters the drone flew back into north korea after forces fired about 20 machine-gun rounds at it. this all comes as south korea is urging china to help punish the north for its nuclear test last week... in which the country claims it successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb. and developing at this hour-- mexican officials are now investigating the meeting between sean penn and el chapo... to determine if any crimes were committed. you're looking at new mugshots just released of the drug lord overnight. but experts say there would be little ground to prosecute penn... unless money or gifts were exchanged. right now el chapo is being moved between cells at on an irregular basis... to prevent him from planning another elaborate escape like the one last summer. the "affluenza mom" her arrest in mexico last month. tonya couch is accused of going on the run with her son, ethan, who was at the center of a nationwide controversy. he was given a reduced sentence for a deadly d-u-i... after his attorneys argued he was too spoiled growing up... to understand the consequences of h

reuters says that's according to an official file on her. there were pictures and e-mails proving her relationship with the other shooter syed farook. the couple shot and kill 14d people early last month. >>> an accident forced firefighters to block a lane between connecticut and georgia avenues. shortly after that another car slammed into the fire truck and flipped over. four were injured. one was seriously injured. >>> a worker who fell is 15 feet into a worker site is recovering. it happened around 1:00 p.m. on euclid street northwest. firefighters put the work owner a stretcher and hoisted him out of the site with a crane. he is being treated at the hospital. >>> lawmakers are making an attempt to revoke bill cosby's medal of freedom today. representative paul gosar is planting to introduce new legislation to take cosby's medal away. as you know he was charged with a felony in pennsylvania last month. the medal is the country's highest civilian award. if the legislation goes through, it will be the first time ever a medal of freedom has

reuters reporting he offered to step down as chairman but the c fsrc denied that report. he has been critical of the regulators' ability to oversee the market turmoil that last year saw wild roman bust swing. -- a wild boom and bust swing. critical of a talent shortage at the cfr see. -- csrc. rishaad: thanks. at thatbe looking through the course of the program. numbers coming out and 53 minutes from now. travelers may be one of the big winners for oils 12 year low. some have dumped fuel surcharges. the decadesye to where high jet fuel costs added more than $500 to the price of a round-trip ticket to the u.s. or europe. words,anks to two singapore kerosene. the price is currently below the minimum level for adding surcharges. the threshold that was set by ana and japan airlines. we are seeing a bit of a bump today but we have seen the one-month contract down close to 44% on that kerosene price. these oninated the flights originating from overseas in december and it is expected to do the same with plates from japan starting next month. japan airlines dropped fuel surcharge

dramatic pause)he's afraid of you - (applause) " or trump has made a crafty move ((sot: ginger gibson / reuters news1:12 - 1:16)) "voters get to see just him on the stage he doesnt have to sustain any incoming." and in today's nbc news, wall st journal, marist poll, trump has widened his lead in iowa with 4 days 'til the vote. audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, des moines iowa and, sioux city takes center stage in the battle between frontrunner donald trump and ted cruz. ktiv's tiffany lane shares how a the action. sheila, ted cruz and donald trump are close in the polls in iowa and they are trying to show why they believe they should be on top. and this saturday, there's a special event proposed at college. << for the next few days as you enter the western iowa tech community college campus in sioux city, this is the sign you see greeting you. it's a digital screen of presidential hopeful ted cruz's forum on saturday. but what it doesn't show is his challenge for donald trump to debate him on the same stage. "we've never had a debate here on campus like this," said troy jasman, vice

, the reuters news agency that germans are among the fatalities and that he has called chancellor merkel on the phone to expense his condolences. the foreign minister here in berlin has said that this is a barbaric act of terrorism. he has condemned it, and said that the german government will be very interested to follow up on the investigations, and we can be sure when the bodies are repatriated here eventually, that it will be a blow to german society if it is proved correct that germans are amongst the dead. but to reiterate so far at least the german government has not confirmed its citizens are among the fatalities, but the foreign minister has said it is very likely. >> thank you very much. dominic kane in berlin. now the senior fellow in turkish and kurdish studies joins us live from istanbul. this is the first time, then, that -- of this particular incident that the turkish government has attributed blame to isil. does this change the lay of the land now? >> not very much, even though previously as i said, you know, it hasn't been confirmed for the previous attacks -- previous t

. >> a columnist for reuters, thank you very much. reuters business. >> happy new year. >> texas just got even more gun-friendly. a new open-carry law took effect today. allowing folks to wear handguns in holesters on their hips and shoulders. texas already allowed people to openly carry rifles and shotguns, not handguns. it's been that way since after the civil war. under the new law businesses can ban people from bringing guns inside. >>> trump announced his new years resolution right here on the fox news channel last night. he is looking ahead to the first presidential contest of the year, as one of his rivals deals with major campaign shakeup. coming up on the fox news deck. usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. and it was just easy. usaa, they just really make sure that you're well taken care of. usaa car buying service. powered by truecar. save money, zero hassle. >>> more madelines from the knocks news deck. draftkings and fan duels should give all the money b

r-presidential candidate 1:06 - 1:09)) "it's not that he's afraid of made a crafty move ((sot: ginger gibson / reuters news1:12 - 1:16)) "voters get to see just him on the stage he doesnt have to sustain any incoming." and in today's nbc news, wall st journal, marist poll, trump has widened his lead in iowa with 4 days 'til the vote. iowans could see a major push at the debate by marco rubio, who can concentrate his fire on cruz... hoping to t tke over as tte chief trumpp challenger. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, des moines making a push in iowa ahead of the caucuses... 42nd resident bill clinton was in waverly, and several other eastern iowa towns today - donning a very patriotic sweater - and campaigning for his wife hillary clinton. vermont senator bernie sanders speaks to a crows in des moines today... he's got a number of campaign events throughout the state ahead of the caucuses next week. happening now -- a person is taking to the hospitalalin cedar rapids after getting shot on the city's southside.. police are on the scene at 15th street and beaver avenue southeast gathering evidence. stick

reuters, trump is 42%. by the way, this is by 15 people. i take 42%. you notice, i started off with like 4%. 12%, thento 8%, then 26%. and i held at 26% for 2 weeks. they said, he's reached his plateau, that's his plateau! 28%.i went to now we have reuters. 42%. carson at 12%. bush is so low. what is going on with that guy? $69 million. you can't buy elections anymore. people are too smart for it. [applause] it's interesting. i view it as something you should think about. jeb is a nice person. that was a badly described candidate. he is a little low energy. we don't need low energy. do we agree? we need high energy. do you think isis wants to know about low energy? you have to knock the hell out of them. boom boom boom. china, what they are doing to us in trade, it's unbelievable. the biggest bank in the world is from china. they buy my apartment. their leaders are too smart for us. they are killing us. it is one of the great robberies of all time. maybe the greatest theft in the history of the world. the money and the jobs and everything china has tak

and isorking for reuters a correspondent for the los angeles times in berlin. he says, usually angela merkel has things figured out. this time, she does not have an end in mind. two out of three say the chancellor has no plan. neither a plan a nor a plan b. but she repeats, like a mantra, the need for quicker processing of asylum applications and cooperation. both within europe and between the european union and turkey. those sounds like elements of a plan. >> there are things you have to do. people need to get the applications done quickly. if they refuse, they need to be sent back quickly. you are going to send 400,000 back, how are you going to do it? the coalition, nor within europe, nobody is going to throw her a lifeline. no one is taking refugees, no other european country, in numbers that are going to help her. before turkey does more, it is going to be a long time. plan, let europe helped me, that plan has availed already. i think she knows that. host: we are going to come back to some of those obstacles. erik kirschbaum, if we look at statements, ins

. >>> reuters reports test found elevated lead levels of a small northeast ohio town. volunteers distributed bottled village of seabring after a test revealed lead levels exceeded federal standard. lead can cause brain damage and other health problems. >>> "the miami herald" reports on the arrest of a florida man accused of being radicalized by isis. police arrested 20-year-old enrique dominguez friday on an alleged aggravated assault charge. >>> "the washington post" reports on a health scare involving israel's former president perez. the 92-year-old was taken to the hospital after experiencing chest pains. he had been in the hospital a week earlier after suffering a minor heart attack. >>> buzzfeed says betting on a tennis match was halted after match fixings was suspected. at the australia open yesterday due to odd betting activity. buzzfeed and bbc investigation revealed possible match fixings has gone on for years. >>> coming up a historic landing. the space company founded by amazon jeff bezos success entry reflies and lands a rocket. >>> and astronauts discover

. >> a new "reuters" report details a pattern of pentagon officials throwing up bureaucratic obstacles to slow the transfer of gitmo prisoners. administration officials accuse them of citing privacy concerns of prisoners and refusing to release their medical records to foreign governments willing do take them. but the pentagon denies any intentional effort to slow the transfer. we take matters of transferring detainees very seriously and continue to engage with our interagency partners. >> that means there's a great deal of dissension going on. they are working the problem. they are getting enormous pressure from the white house. >> former secretary of defense chuck hagel claims he was fired for moving too slow in approving detainee transfers and now according to "reuters" ash carter was scolded by the commander-in-chief in september for the same reason. the white house will neither confirm nor deny the report except to say we are all committed to the same goal. safely and responsibly closing the detention facility. according to the director of national intelligence, about 30% of the p

thompson reuters predicting the s&p 500 profits will contract 4.4% in the fourth quarter. that would mark the second straight quarter of negative earnings growth and the fourth straight time profit growth declines from the prior period. i'll be watching for any sign of revenue growth which is also set to contract this season and of course the outlook is going to be key. what corporate america has to say about guidance. >> absolutely right although the big market story this morning, an energy collapse. prices, let's have a look at them as we're trading right now. wti down a further percent. brent down about .3 and both hovering around the 31 level. overnight a couple of opec members requested an emergency meeting due to the current market conditions. meantime managed short positions in wti are at a record high. this of course suggest miss traders expect further declines in prices. analysts are cutting their 2016 oil forecast as wti and brent both drop toward 30 tlrs barrel. suggesting prices could drop as low as $10. the bank argues that prices are being moved almost entire

reuters also reporting a canadian citizen is among the dead. now, officials from the netherlands say dutch citizen has also been wounded in the attack and now in surgery. over the last month there have incredible terrorists in indonesia and continue to follow story as it develops this morning. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: we are also following breaking news in taunton where a number of families woke up to flames in their apartments. during the 6:30 newscast firefighters worked to put out hot spots that were still flaring up. the fire started in second floor kitchen of the apartment on pine street. the fire then got into the walls and spread to the third floor and other apartments. neighbor ran down the street when she saw the flames and started yelling for everyone to get out. at the scene this morning hear 30 minutes. >>> sara: new this morning firefighters put out flames in east boston. fire broke out on neptune circle at around 11:30 last night. our photograph or scene says two people were trapped on back deck and

that's reuters news agency quoting the communications minister. we'll bring you any developments as soon as we have them on al jazeera. >>> now then we'll move on. voting is underway in taiwan as the island chooses its next president. opposition leader tsai ing-wen is widely projected to win. first female leader if she wins this election. >> i believe it's time for us to unite. we need a consistent position showing clearly to the international community that the people of taiwan have a consensus on a national identity. it is only rational and reasonable that the national flag of the republic of china represents the country's identity, it should not be repressed. >> let's take you to taipei, adrian brown is monitoring. how confident is tsai? >> i think she's pretty confident. most polls give her a double digit lead over her nearest rival, eric chew. ms. tsai cast her ballot behind me in this polling station, and following if her steps, hundreds of thousands have been casting their ballots as well. some are voting for the first time, some of course

this according to reuters reports. this comes as iran's president continues his european tour with italian trade deals that could reach 17 billion euros. the prime minister says this is, quote, just the beginning. well, nbc's claudio is there. today we're looking at high-profile visits from the iran president. is that right? >> reporter: well, indeed. i'm here in st. peter's square, where we expect president rouhani to arrive in about 40 minutes from now. that's when he's scheduled to meet with pope francis. this is very important because he will be the first iranian president to meet a pope since 1999. now, what will they talk about? the iranian president is expected to show his appreciation for the pope's backing of the nuclear deal, for his relentless promotion of interfaith dialogue between islam and christianity. will they talk about human rights? we don't know that yet. certainly pope francis has been an outspoken critic of the death penalty and capital punishment. iran is known to have one of the highest numbers

the spokesperson claimed the embassy was targeted by reuters news agency quotes local residents as saying the building is not damaged and missiles hit a public square about 700 meters away. saudi led coalition forces have been carrying out air strikes on shia rebels in yemen since march. the coalition denied the allegation thursday in a statement released through saudi arabia's state news agency. it said they have not conducted any operation near the iranian embassy and stressed that the building was safe and sufficier no damage. they are broiled in a diplomatic row stemming from an execution. >>> in libya, a truck bomb exploded in a police training center. no one has claimed responsibility. the vehicle entered the facility in the country's northwest before blowing up thursday. hundreds of people were gathered for an assembly to complete a police training course. libya has been in a state of civil war for over a year since the nation split between secular and islamic governments. militants have been using the turmoil to expand their presence in the country. last month, representatives fro

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reuters is saying eight people have been killed. turkey television is saying eight people have been killed as well. as is always the way with these things, that death toll very proppedly will climb. >> reporter: it could climb. i am now about a kilometer away and i can see a lot of heavy police presence. i cannot talk about the number of deaths. authorities have not made an announcement >>> how close are you to the scene and just explain to me, paint a picture for us what you're seeing and what you're hearing. >> reporter: i am in the neighborhood which leads off the area and i'm making my way through the scene. it is a kilometer away from the scene, but we are in the city's european side, not far from the main railway station on the european side >>> the security forces seemed to have actioned their response very quickly and very efficiently. >> reporter: i think turkey - with we living in isfanbur are on a heightened sense of security. there is relatively large police station, as you imagine, on the square. it's lunchtime where yo

. >> from reuters. originally, i think you had a ceasefire and list of terrorist groups that was supposed to be on the table the day you started the talks. neither of those things incite what is your expectation, for when you might get those two things? thank you. >> things are moving and i think probably there is a much better understanding by those who have been insisting on preconditions, such as we need a list in advance of the who is a terrorist, or we need to have a clarity about who is the opposition in terms of understanding also that what matters is also starting the talks with some type of minimum common understanding. the process of deciding on who should be in a terrorist lift is still on going. jordan has been kind and generous in wanting to take that very difficult job. there are the processes taking operation in the security council in the u.n. they are committed on it. all that will continue and probably put more clarity on what is considered terrorists. at the moment, i am basing myself

last week, i said this guy was due for a comeback, and according to reuters, he is now in third place nationally. aint' no stoppin us now! jeb's on the move! he's on a rocket fueled elevator straight to the third floor! and if my math is right, there are only two places "above" that's at least a bronze. speaking of bronzer -- donald trump. the latest iowa polls have trump just three points behind ted cruz, who has been leading in iowa ever since george pataki dropped out, and cruz picked. up all of pataki's voter. trump did what a cornered trump does. he went on the attack by exposing a dark secret from cruz's past. >> he was born in canada. >> stephen: that's right, only natural born citizens can be president, and cruz was born... in canada! that, of course, is the sound of canada's national bird, the loon. if you knew that, you are not qualified to be president. or maybe you are. i think the whole thing is horse (bleep). but trump doesn't. playing at "his" rallies. born in the u.s.a. "born in the u.s.a.!" it could be worse, ted. he could be taunting you with the canadian anthem -- i

. >> as you think about iowa and the races there, do you get the sense that -- yesterday reuters reg sterp endoised marco rubio and hillary clinton. >> right. >> to you think that could carry some weight? >> it could on either side. newspaper endorsements don't have the same impact on a republican electorate as they do on a democratic electorate. if anything, it's big help for clinton. if you read on marco rubio, it's not the best endorsement. but, look, if marco rubio can finish a strong third in iowa, maybe he can get momentum and become candidate c and if trump and cruz start bloodying each other up, maybe it will help him. for clinton, you'll hear idiot today. she's trying to make her experience dpumt and pragmatic argument. they're early to dream. i think she has a primary message in march. i don't know if it's going to work in iowa where bernie sanders plays a simon and garfunkel ad, the feel good stuff. >> what about your show? what's coming up? >> i've got clinton and san terse a ders and trump and also more. don't go out to the snowball fight yet. sit back, watch the snowbal