elizabeth: it does, but it is not. leland: magic. [laughter] elizabeth: came up with the idea back in 2007 to raise awareness about energy consumption and climate change. i hope that you abided by the rules leland: evidently, somebody didn t get the memo. elizabeth: between 9:30 and to 10:30. leland: all right, and now to texas, because we can, and this video s too good to pass up. a police officer in temple, texas, was trying to corral a runaway cow. evidently, that s what police officers in temple, texas, do. he closes the gate there, and then the cow turns around and comes back the other way. that gate didn t do much good, did it? as you might be able to tell. the incident was caught on the officer s dashboard cam. neither the police officer, nor the cow was hurt, although the whereabouts of the cow are still unknown. elizabeth: boy, he booked it out of there quickly leland: if i was a cow being chased by the police, that s
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candidate in the gop field, donald trump is advocating for harsher treatment of suspected terrorists. they don t use waterboarding over there, they use chopping off people s heads. reporter: trump calling sunday for reinstating water boarding as an interrogation tactic. i think it s peanuts compared to what they do to us. reporter: in the wake of the paris terrorist attacks trump has sharpened his rhetoric with some of those coming under intense scrutiny. trump contends he saw thousands of people cheering in new jersey after the 9/11 attacks. i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. reporter: standing by his claim even as it s widely recognized to be false. you know, the police say that didn t happen. there were people that were cheering in the other side of new jersey where you have large arab populations, they were cheering as the world trade center came down. reporter: trump also i
from mexico to new york s jfk airport on friday bypassed u.s. screening. now, customs and border protection is still trying to track down three of those passengers. we know an airline worker at the gate didn t realize it was an international flight and allowed those passengers to enter the domestic terminal. now, all of these passengers and crew had been pre-cleared to board the flight to the united states and had been checked against the terror watch list. but again, this is happening at a time when the airports are supposed to be on high alert, berman. yeah. heightened sensitivity to be sure. rene marsh, thanks so much. the terror attacks in paris have changed the conversation in the race for the white house. but in that conversation does the truth even matter? another candidate just joined donald trump in saying he saw american muslims celebrate the fall of the twin towers on september 11th, how will voters respond to these controversial memories? stay with us. people don t have
laptops. as cities are on high alert and running their own drills, cnn learned today that 13 passengers who got off of a flight from mexico to new york s jfk airport friday bypassed u.s. customs screening. customs and border protection is still trying to track down three of those mapassengers. we understand an airline worker at the gate didn t realize it was international and allowed passengers to enter the domestic terminal. we should point out all passengers had been checked against the terror watch list before they boarded that u.s. bound flight. still that s a pretty serious mistake that was made. rene, thanks very much. let s dig deeper into this joining us the former assistant fbi director and senior law enforcement analyst tom and paul