i m lindsey reiser. we have a lot to get to this busy tuesday, starting with a terrifying kidnapping in mexico. the fbi now offering a $50,000 reward for the safe return of four u.s. citizens taken at gunpoint. this video you re watching now shows part of that kidnapping according to a law enforcement official. a gunman appears to drag people into a white pickup truck, one of whom was in mexico for cosmetic surgery. the u.s. ambassador to mexico saying an innocent mexican citizen was killed in all of this. what we re learning about the kidnapping victims and what is being done to bring them to safety. plus, more terror in the skies, caught on camera, federal charges have now been filed against the man you see here, accused of trying to stab a flight attendant on a cross country united flight with a makeshift blade. and trying to open the emergency exit door midflight. i will kill every man on this plane! how passengers jumped in to save the day. and a desperate race t
[inaudible conversations] encouraging people to take their seats. good evening, everyone. my name is cia bird. i m in the new executive director of the leon leavy center for biography, which is celebrating the ten inch year now, all due to shelby white and the leon leave levery foundation, and i want to advertise our new alliance with bio, our first joint we sponsor the event with them and also curtsy of will swift here, of the president of bio, we have our also going to be doing cosponsoring their great annual conference on biography next way. that will also be happening here at cuny. should be a great event with over 200 biographers. also want to advertise i put out the word, we have a december 15th deadline for the new the annual fellowship, and there are four fellowships given out every year of $65,000 a pop. for aspiring biographers. so if you know anyone who is aspiring, encourage them to apply. i m really thrilled we re able to do this event to honor bob weil
and we begin with the unprecedent humanitarian and critical crisis in europe as more refugees arrive across the continent, doctors with out borders have rescued 1700 refugees, and canada said that it did not receive an application for refugee status for the father of two boys whose bodies washedda shored. it had been reported that it had been denied. and for anyone thinking of making the trip to europe, don t. it was a day that started with elation, refugees running through doors, that suddenly unexpectedly opened. they thought they were going to be bound for australia and germany, most with tickets, but this train traveled for more than an hour, and then this unscheduled stop. the police thought they were going to take them to a refugee camp. some dropped onto the rail line. the police moved in, this father resisted, all of the force that he could muster to pull the police away. it happened and enraged other eventually, the family was taken away. gradually it turned from a
are not able to control the situation. will those in power act? collision course. tom brady is making headlines. it s the concussion controversy. we talk to a hall of fame per who say the goal took a heavy toll on him. hope art. he is coming to america. before he does, we will introduce you to the artist creating this massive mural of pope francis: we begin in kentucky where a county clerk is in jail tonight for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. a tearful kim davis told a federal judge today her faith simply would not allow it. davis was found guilty of contempt of court and jailed until she agrees to follow the law. john terret joins us now from ashland, kentucky. good evening to you, john. good evening to you, erica. i don t think there is a commentator here who thought this would end up in jail tonight. a fine. possibly a big one, yes. maybe even some kind of brokered deal by the judge, yes, but jail, no. but as if to prove it, here is the mug sho
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. roger cohen is a columnist for the new york times. his new book is called the girl from human street. it explores the nature of modern jewish identity. i am pleased to have him at this table. just thinking about this, before you made the commitment to do it, what goes through your mind? is it you have to commit yourself to do it, because you know it is going to be easy? there was the imperative because there were mysteries in my family i wanted to explore. on the other hand, doing something so personal is always very difficult. my editor, john siegel if yet not pushed me, i might have shied away from it. i was going to write a book about iran. he said, that is a little depressing. why not write about suicide, loss displacement. it is a story of love. it moves from lithuania? to britain. to israel. than the united states. the family has been on the move for war generations four generations. in the u.s., we