Emotion? What emotion? “It’s wonderful to see ya all again, ” mutters AC/DC singer Brian Johnson cheerfully at the end of tonight’s opening song If You Want Blood (You 
Growing up as a kid in America, there’d be an AC/DC song being played at any sporting event that you would go to. They were always the soundtrack for some kind of something. But I didn’t start to appreciate them until I became friends with Ben [Gibbard, Death Cab For Cutie frontman] in college. His father is one of the biggest AC/DC fans of all time. Which is fantastic, but he has this thing for Bon Scott. He argues that Bon Scott is the greatest male rock vocalist of all time. So he sat me down and made me listen to a bunch of records, including Highway To Hell, and made me tapes of all these old albums. After listening to that record, I came around to his way of thinking. The thing I like about them is how straight-forward and simplistic they are in their approach to rock’n’roll. There’s not a lot of wanky showy guitar tricks or crazy time signatures. The subject matter is about rock’n’roll
abaaoud shot. it s clear for some of the group, cameras as much weapons of terror as guns themselves. what other piece of information came out terrorist as peered to do some scouting of the site they attacked. they cased these sites. people say if they were there, maybe there should have been signs, should have been ways to catch them beforehand. but it s in the that simple, is it? certainly not. i mean these people, one of their capabilities is to blend in perhaps as a tourist or regular citizen on the street, on their way to work. they re discretely filming but looking for ingress and egress points. they re looking at security that might be available. they may be looking to see where cameras are placed. so they re doing their reconnaissance in advance when they approach to attack they can be more tactical, much more strategic. ha regardless these are the things we need to look for in the united states. some of the anomalous behavior, if you see somebody asking
the assessment says europe is more vulnerable to complex, simultaneous multiattacks, based on attacks to syria and iraq. u.s. law enforcement on heightened alert as so many people are traveling for the holiday this week. pamela, thanks very much. french president hollande wants stronger action against isis. he pressed that case at the white house, even as downing of that russian jet underscored how complex this overall fight can be. let s go to our senior white house correspondent jim acosta. are two leaders on the same page? reporter: they seem that way, wolf. and criticized for being too soft in his rhetoric after paris, president obama described isis as barbaric terror group that must be destroyed. he and president hollande didn t offer specifics but seemed to be open to the goal of getting russia on board in the war on isis, or at the very least, out of the way.
of my kids heads but i was getting sick of looking at the back of their heads. jen how did you do it? well, i bribed them a little bit, just a little bit. jenna: a little bit, okay. and i pitched it to them as a potential life changing adventure. and i also didn t leave it open for discussion. i didn t say hey guys, what do you think of this idea, because i knew i d be shot down in flames. jenna: part of this idea, though, your mother started started you off shutting off the electricity. what did you think? i thought she was crazy! it was bad. jenna: it was really hard i can imagine. susan, you said it wasn t just about your kids. you admit to having an affair with your iphone, right? i had a kind of unnatural relationship with my iphone. i realized that when i got to the point where i gave it a pet name, i was buying it like outfits and jewelry, bringing it to the bathroom with me, you know, i knew that i had gone too far. it wasn t the kids i was