a halliburton plant in the area was powerfully damaged. flooding as reported. >>> you wouldn't think the starter of winter is still a month away. seeing scenes like this areas around denver expecting a foot and a half. we're talking blizzard conditions lasting into the morning. gusts expected on to reach up to 60 miles an hour. blizzard warnings for parts of kansas, nebraska and new mexico. >> so this is huge. marriott is buying starwood resorts to become the largest hotel company in the world. the deal brings together brands raising from luxury to budget. the combined company will control about 5500 properties and more than a million rooms worldwide. >> what does this mean for my points? >> no lonr do you have to use between starwood and marriott. i'm a geeking about you're a saying no one's going to get lost in the point system whether you're marriott or starwood. >> yeah, somehow. and for those of us who need fewer facebook friends, this is national unfriend day. kimmy kimmel came up with the holiday as a joking in 2010. yes, there is a

. -- halliburton plant was damaged. localized flooding was reported. >>> in colorado a major snowstorm hitting areas around denver expecting a foot and a half blizzard like conditions will last well into this morning. wind gusts are expected to reach up to 60 miles an hour. blizzard warnings are in effect for parts of kansas, nebraska and new mexico. >>> winter closing in in northern china. that means they're getting the pandas ready for the cold. the enclosure for the panda has been outfitted with a heating bed. i need a heating chair for the show. >> they want to make sure she is warm enough. she arrived a month ago and the experts say the change of climbs can be tough. >> her area has a built-in in heating system in the ground. no doubt, she's in for a comfortable time this winter. >> you would think their fur would make them nicely warm for the winter but i guess not. >> you would think the blubber would help keep her insulated. >> she's a growing girl. eating lots of carrots, steamed on bread and apples. that sound

jack london, richard halliburton, the way they tell a story it's as good as being there yourself.ee. with only a library card. >> yes, tommy thought about some of the things he ought to be glad for all the time. and somehow turkey and trimmings seemed to matter a lot less than he thought they did yesterday. well, then it was susan's turn. susan is a happy-go-lucky kid. you would never credit her with thinking beyond her dolls. >>> but she got right into the spirit of it. >> i am thankful we have what we need to ware. mother says it's hard to keep up with us, we grow so fast. i never thought before how many clothes it takes for all kinds of weather, or how it would be to have to do without the right ones. i'm glad to be able to go to sunday school or go to any church i want any sunday. i'm thankful for my mother and daddy, that they are here with us, that both of them aren't too worried about things to take time to have fun with us. i'm glad we're a family, that families are still important in america. >> i guess dick, being the oldest, was having some pretty serious thoughts. >> i

a halliburton plant was heavily damaged and part of a train derailed on in the powerful winds. some localized flooding was also reported. in the meantime, winter is still over a month away but you wouldn't know that by looking at these skis. this is from the rockies now. the snow continues today with foot and a half. blizzard conditions will last well into this morning. up to 60 miles an hour. parts of kansas, nebraska, as well as new mexico. >> today's weather maps to the east all that snow will be there. also heavy rain across the middle of the country. violent storms along the gulf coast. heavy rain in the northwest. dry and sunny along most of the east coast. >> only 50 degrees here in new york city. significantly cooler than yesterday. and also in the 50s in the midwest. 80s along the gulf coast. 73 in l.a. and a high of 52 in beautiful great falls, montana. >> how about some fast food news. taco bell getting on the animal welfare bandwagon. the fast food chain is the latest to commit to using only cage-free eggs and they're making the fastest switch yet. by the end of 201

halliburton/baker hughes? >> i think deal. it got held up with the eu last week. $22 billion market cap. there is a $3.5 million break-up fee. that is an embedded put here. if baker hughes gets hit on the fear of no deal, buy it any way. >> all these people here, these people, the deals are going to get done, but they are going to pay a steep premium because the stocks are trading lower. >> i think these deals get done because they are in the works. you have the break-up fee. you have to worry about the deals going forward. you want to just look for one proxy. look at hyg today, the etf. that was down 1% today. a lot of these deals are financed, not necessarily with high yield debt, but if that financing starts to dry up, then deals going forward are going to be more difficult. >> starting to see that happen now. >> there was yesterday an interesting bloomberg article about a carlisle deal with the bank debt was having trouble getting done. that is the first crack you see in the leveraged debt markets. >>> up next, crude is near decade lows. airline ticket price a

several business -- including a halliburton plant -- were damaged. the plant was closed at the time.. but the company says the storm caused a chemical leak at the plant. no reports of any major injuries. it's not tornadoes -- but snow -- causing problems in other parts of the country. saw several inches of snow yesterday. drivers were forced to deal with whiteout conditions. other people are excited about it -- saying it's a boost for the economy -- as two ski resorts could open. a gruesome discovery at a campsite. six bodies have been found. on sunday -- police found a man and a woman dead in a trailer about 100 miles southeast of dallas. deputies learned four other people had also been at the campside -- and were missing. their bodies were later found in a pond. one man has been arrested and charged with murder. in a kwwl follow-up this morning: a man is behind bars in eastern iowa -- accused of murder at a motel. we first told you about this investigation yesterday on today in iowa. the linn county sheriff's office was called the ced-rel motel. in

a chemical spill and gas leaks all reported after that twister leveled a halliburton plant in texas. so far no majorities of any -- reports of any injuries. overnight. dallas and oklahoma city are in the crosshairs for more storms today. >>> right now a search on for a man missing from the bronx psychiatric center. this is matthew carpenter. yesterday afternoon leaving the center and then running toward the hesperson river parkway. he was -- hutcherson refer parkway. if you have seen him call crime stoppers. >>> jury selection will wrap up today in the crux trial of former -- corruption trial of former new york senator dean sell wills. he is facing federal trial on charges he took briberies from companies with tase bit and then use -- state business and then used his posts to get no snow jobs for his -- show jobs for his son adams that also on trial. opening statements could begin this afternoon. >>> time is 6:13. the search is now over for the data recorder from that sunken ship near the billions. despite -- bahamas. despite locating the stiplast week, a navy team couldn't find the

storm chasers captured funnel clouds, a twister hit businesses including the halliburton plant.the storm kautdscaused a chemic leak. we're taking a live look at denver where that city is under a blizzard warning. winter storm ajax is expected to bring heavy snow into the rockies and parts of kansas and nebraska. that blizzard warning is in effect until early this afternoon. we don't wantto see that here. bill henley did say we may see flurries. what can we expect from this system causing this blizzard warning out west? >> that's going to be a rainmaker on thursday. that's also producing the rain in the midwest and the thunderstorms. you saw the funnel cloud activity, you showed that. that's rain for us for thursday. but not today. we are dry. mainly in the clear other than a few high clouds in the area. it's chilly this morning. 49 degrees, that's at philadelphia international. much of the rest of the area is cool. cooler and some areas dropped in the 30s including the pocono mountains which is completely dry. we'll see lots of sunshine today. this is a view from blue mountain.

one tornado estimated to be a mile wide flattened a halliburton plant northeast of amarillo. the plant was closed. there were no injuries reported but there was a chemical leak. >>> snow piling up at oregon's mount hood. some ski resorts getting enough snow to consider opening for the season. it's the first accumulation of the fall. drivers though say getting up to those ski resorts could be tricky, even dangerous because of slippery conditions, low temperatures and high winds. it's coming. >> the season for all you skiers. >> wow. wow. >> maybe not too soon. >> 4:39. a very personal announcement charlie sheen is expected to make today. >>> plus, a posthumous award for yogi berra. he's not the only local baseball legend being honored. >>> your weather and traffic coming up. follow us on facebook and twitter and instagram. michaelg4ny, darlene4ny. p now only ford offers $750t black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices on ford cars, trucks and suvs. and ge

even with the halliburton guy. to be measured and softer.n then to get back in there but then they said the iraqi foreign minister's side. mike is gas on the troops he has always been tough and scary. >> don't miss the special this week on the fox news channel and weighing in on a very controversial subject is a hot dog a sandwich? in the countdown to tuesday's debate. kennedy: welcome back next tuesday night fox business is hosting the next republican presidential debate. in milwaukee the wisconsin. what should they be focused on this time around? it is time for that dana perino do -- do's and dont's >> let's talk about this a little bet we are talking about the economy so you say you have to be well briefed to talk about the regulations that have hurt families over the last seven years. >> you can be taken off track very easily but it needs to sound credible. under obama you have to explain why. and after what we saw is that people recognize that regulations are strangling economic growth. >> the more they realize that the more they will s

gigantic tornado, powerlines exploding one texas tornado- reportedly at least a mile wide-leveling a halliburton plant in the area nats kvii officials saying the tornado caused chemicals at the site to leak - the spill is now contained. and 21 reported tornadoes touching down in kansas - pelting drivers with golf ball sized hail and damaging homes nats a twister tossing this 18 wheeler across slick roads nats at least 3 more tornados reported in oklahoma . so far, no injuries or fatalities have been reported in any of these cases." sabrina sam is back now... sam sabrina sam is back now... sam if you liked the gloomy and wet look of yesterday you are in luck, because we have more of the same weather sticking around today! clouds will be thick this morning through the afternoon with plenty of rain stuck in the forecast and mild afternoon temps. the rain today is going to be heaviest through the morning hours with any showers in the afternoon much lighter and more scattered. temperatures today are going to be able to stay fairly mild despite the heavy cloud cover and rain with a high in the lower 6

several business -- including a halliburton plant -- were damaged. the plant was closed at the time.. but the company says the storm caused a chemical leak at the plant. no reports of any major injuries. a very different story in oregon -- where some may be waking up to more than a foot of snow this morning. that's great news for ski season. grounds keepers are using this snowfall to build a base for the slopes.. hoping for a busy ski day on thanksgiving. its coming up... breakfast and basketball. u-n-i is playing a game in just a few mintues -- we're live from the mcleod center. and some are calling for a meeting with the university of iowa (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... sp

one big build in the case study has been halliburton baker hughes. come outeen analysts last week, for instance saying that they are reducing the chances of a deal happening because of the antitrust concerns. they have been very transparent about these concerns, and it has not abated other potential oil companies far from striking deals. bloomberg reported exclusive here. you can see antitrust is not really dissuading these acquisitions. these guys are fighting. they say, these are huge, lofty deals. aboutre very confident these deals closing. as scott said earlier, they did say there's one deal a year that usually can't succeed in terms of antitrust. we don't know what's going to happen. coming up in the next 20 minutes of "bloomberg markets," liberty media splitting into three stocks. ♪ david: it's time for the bloomberg business flash. reportedly set to become the first major automaker to sell vehicles made in china in the u.s. the wall street journal reports recovery plans to start selling the buick envision next year. sachs [indiscernible] that'

several business -- including a halliburton plant -- were damaged. the plant was closed at the time.. but the company says the storm caused a chemical leak at the it's not tornadoes -- but snow -- causing problems in other parts of the country. this video inches of snow yesterday. drivers were forced to deal with whiteout conditions. other people are excited about it -- saying it's a boost for the economy -- as two ski resorts could open. a gruesome discovery at a campsite. six bodies have been found. on sunday -- police found a man and a woman dead in a trailer about 100 miles southeast of dallas. deputies learned four other people had also been at the their bodies were later found in a pond. one man has been arrested and charged with murder. in a kwwl follow-up this morning: a man is behind bars in eastern iowa -- accused of murder at a motel. we first told you about this the linn county sheriff's office was called the ced-rel motel. investigators found jimmy-john lint on the floor of a room. he had been stabbed. he later died. police later arreste

this is video out of halliburton gas and oil plant where a tornado caused a chemical leak.fe now. the national weather service says five tornadoes touched down in texas along with others in a dozen other states, kansas, oklahoma and nebraska. >>> right now, nasa is on mars. curiosity, the rover, is collecting samples from active dunes on the planet. the dunes are considered active because they move about one meter every year. it's the first time they've explored those dunes. nasa is trying to learn more about water on mars and how the planet's environment has changed over billions of years. >> adding taxes to something you use all the time. the part of our region considering adding plastic bag taxes to your trip to the store. >>> plus terror in paris. the investigation unfolds. what will be america's role in what will be america's role in it's here, the first gummy multivitamin... what will be america's role in ...from centrum. a complete, and tasty way to support... ...your energy... ...immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a wh

one, in fact, levelled a halliburton plant. one tried to maintain a chemical spill in the area. no one else was inside when the tornado hit. >>> check out the funnel cloud spotted in miami. miami, texas, in fact. several thousand people lost power in the region. we will continue to watch that weather here and your headlines. let's head back to paris with chris and alisyn. >> michaela, thank you. french president francois hollande says his country is at war with isis. he is calling for a global coalition to wipe out the terrorist was the u.s. and russia teaming up. is all of this possible? we will explore that. stick around. people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious prob

reports of damage include a leveled halliburton oil facility that caused a chemical spill. it's now contained. but no injuries, nobody killed as a result of all the twisters. alison: wow! jonathan: that the crazy part. some of those were huge. >> it's 39 now. up one. you can see where they are located from the panhandle of texas and oklahoma. into western kansas. this system is going to move our way. it will bring us heavy rain. that will happen on the day on thursday. national harbor, 68 degrees right now. reag national airport. clouds rolled in. we start the day off with a lot of sunshine. but that is now faded. let's talk about the upcoming weekend. saturday is cooler. the temperatures around 54 degrees. a lot of sunshine. breezy at times. the day on sunday is the coldest of the weekend. daytime high of only in the upper 40's. wind chill factors make it feel colder than that. partly cloudy skies expected. let's talk about the events. the thanksgiving day parade. brian van de graaff, julie wright will be there. the temperatures will warm to the lower 50's. i will take you

in texas, a tornado has leveled a halliburton plant in pampa, causing a massive chemical leak. no one was inside the building at the time. authorities have not identified the chemical involved. in minneapolis, minnesota, more than 50 people were arrested overnight as hundreds of protesters shut down a section of highway to protest the police shooting of 24-year-old african american jamar clark. police said clark was shot after a scuffle with officers who responded to a report of an assault. but multiple witnesses have said clark was shot while handcuffed. >> the guy was tended down on the ground. he was not fighting, screaming, nothing. the next thing we know, maybe a minute or whatever after watching it, the gun went off. >> they put his hands behind his back. they slammed him on the ground and they shot that man in his head. amy: clark was reportedly taken off life support on monday night. in response to mounting protests, minneapolis mayor betsy hodges called for a federal investigation into the shooting. the protesters have continued to demand the release of video footage a

halliburton is breaking out right now. getting above 40 bucks. that's the level. that's the name you want to be in. i think it's in much better shape than a deep, deep ocean driller. >> coming up, an upgrade for fit bit. a strong buy for microsoft and one analyst's wish list for yahoo!. it's all coming up in our trader blitz. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> we're back and it's time for the trader blitz. three trades on three stocks making news today. fit bit is up first. got an upgrade other ver at bar. >> it's a long overdue upgrade. i don't know that's like a good enough reason to buy. the reality is, if they don't have a blowout season, the

one twister damaged a house and several businesses here, including a halliburton plant. the storm also caused a chemical leak but hazmat teams say the area is safe, nobody was hurt. >>> a blizzard warning just ended in parts of colorado. the fierce winterstorm dumped up to a foot of snow outside of denver. you can barely see anything, it's like a whiteout situation. the winds caused drifts up to two and a half feet. more than 200 flights have been cancelled because of this weather. >>> and we actually don't have anything like that here, which is great news, but we do have some rain on the way. mostly thursday, some of that rain, though, could be locally heavy. can't rule out a couple thunderstorms, but we are tracking heavy rain this week, followed by some colder temperatures, so your weekend, in fact, will be colder. and this is going to include your thanksgiving week. so not just the weekend, we're going to stay in a colder pattern for thanksgiving week, so if you're wondering if we have a warmup coming for thanksgiving, doesn't look like it. but for now we are cooler

. >> reporter: one of the tornadoes reportedly at least a mile wide leveling a halliburton plant. caused chemicals at the site to leak. that spill now contained. 21 reported tornadoes touching down in kansas, helping drivers with golf ball sized hail and damaging some homes. the weather tossing this 18 wheeler across slick roads. at least three more tornadoes reported so far, no injuries or fatalities have been reported. that squall line moved through downtown dallas in advance of the morning commute. it did drop plenty of rain but no reports of weather here. in -- weather here. ryan -- severe weather here, ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >>> more nasty weather out west. blizzard conditions have led to winter weather warnings if colorado. -- in colorado. as much as 14 inches of snow is expected to be on the ground by this afternoon in and around denver. winds up to 50 miles per hour are also expected. thanks to winter storm ajax. blizzard warnings are also in >>> well, a much different story here. i'm looking at a blue skiling and 47 degrees -- and 47 degrees and let's turn now to m

halliburton oil facility was damaged but no injuries. >>> a suspect is in custody in connection with the weekend deaths of 6 people at a texas campsite. the bodies were found in rural anderson county southeast of dallas. the bodies of a man and a woman were found sunday in a travel trailer at a campsite next to the suspect's home. four men initially thought missing were found dead yesterday afternoon in a pond on the suspect's property. >>> protestors in minneapolis shutting down a freeway all in response to an officer-involved shooting of a black person. [ chanting ] >> whose house? >> our house! >> hundreds of people stood in front of cars blocking traffic of a major interstate 94 last night. 24-year-old jamal clark was taken off life support yesterday. witnesses say he was shot by officers while the handcuffs were on sunday. protestors are calling for more information on the case and that officer's name. about 50 people were arrested. >>> and volunteer firefighter from mississippi who was severely burned has just gotten the most extensive face transplant ever done before. >> it co

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chemical spill and gas leaks were reported after that twister leveled a halliburton plant in pampa, texas. the building was empty. so there are no reports of any injuries. >>> 5:42. and meteorologist bill evans now with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> yes, and this morning, we look from our roof camera here across to the chrysler building. across flushing bay. across east river and flushing bay. a good looking here morning -- morning here this morning. the chrysler building brought to you by chryslerment down the jersey shore, asbury park brought to you by new jersey. the humidity dry the wind is northeast at 6 and look at that pressure. 30.48. so when you're almost you know .5 ahead of that up above that, that's really strong high pressure out there. as measured by the barometer and mercury. here we go we're looking at r5 3 for the -- at 53 for the normal high. that is going to feel a lot cooler today because of the warm day we had yesterday. sun is up 6:45. temperatures will fight to get to 50 today maybe 52 for a little while. clouding up tomorrow and wind- swept rain on thursda

one tornado est ated to be a mile wide flattened a halliburton plant northeast of amarillo. the plant was closed and no injuries reported but there was a chemical leak. >>> snow is piling up in egon's mount hood. some ski resorts are getting enough snow to consider opening for the season. it is the first accumulation o. the fall, but drivers say tting to the mountai r is tricky, even dangerous, because of the slippery conditions, low temperatures and high winds a well. >>> 5:19 right now. today's cnbc money report. mcdonald's is replacing the dollar menu with hat is called the mcpick 2. two items for $2.ofyour choices include mcdouble chicken, small fridays and mozzarella sticks. the new menu will be available for five weeks and it will start on uly 4th. >>> families will no longer have to pay a fee to see santa at one new jersey mall. the cherry hill mall said they decided to let people experience it free of charge. the event was free last year. earlier this year visitors were required to purchase a photo package that costs between 35 and $50. the adventure to sta attractio

in texas this halliburton plant was destroyed, a big chemical leak going on. a lot going on. get to the maps to show you what's going on. you can see the snow storm going on right now. we've got at least 19 million people under some sort of winter advisory, blizzards for northeastern kansas, colorado, southwestern nebraska. look at snowfall totals. we're talking upwards of 20 inches of snow possible. blizzard warnings until 2:00 p.m. we've also got this line of storms. we put the future cast into motion. i have not seen this solid a line in a long time, an intense low moving northeastward. flash flood watches for 25 million people. look at this line of strong storms from chicago all the way to new orleans into tomorrow morning. we've got 18.5 million people at risk. wind damage likely and gusts of over 75 miles per hour and the rainfall. that's why we have flash flood watches in effect. upwards of 7 inches going from jackson, mississippi, all the way to parts of georgia and the carolinas. that's what's going on. we're going to get a look at your local >> jeremy: good morning.

going to start that wave of m&a deals that people were expecting when we heard about baker hues and halliburton that's the question. we didn't see that wave really come through and now we are going to have to look and see if other companies get in the game here. back to you. >> a lot here. er stewart glik man an oil analyst. welcome to you. for all the benefits a consolidation would generally do for the industry why do you think apache is so resistant to a takeover? >> it may be tactical on their part, they perhaps are looking for a better offer than the initial one they received. i do think that apache has a lot of attractive assets, they are a north american centric company, they have dee risked their portfolio to a decent degree in the last several years and, you know, if trading below appears on a variety of metrics. there is a lot that points in favor of apache. >> i was going to ask you, stewart, what are the attributes of the company right now that looks like a good candidate to perhaps get some interest like this. you've ticked off a few of those things. who might be the buyers? what ki

i think regulatory overhangs a being part especially on m and a side a big spread in the halliburtonto happen right now. i think that's a big thing. we saw alergan waiting for new tabs aversion rules those were -- >> aversion is smaller company is buying bigger one to get the tax treatment. >> american corporation will go lower tax rate and down will so they don't have to pay higher tax rates here. >> back to earning story on health care, in 2016 but we wrote a note on friday that basically we want through demographics and deflation being a potential threat to what has been a fantastic health care pricing story. as you know it is 50 dwhreers we've been health care prices is there a regulatory or hillary overlay of this that concerns you? >> more volatility drug pricing debate is going to be front an center. but we've got to numbers. we have haircut drug, haircut companies that have been agrass eve in pricing and we come with the with a growth rate in 2016 that's better than overall market. this year was tough. we have 2% earnings growth more or less. overall for the market looking at

the only one that is up right now is halliburton. known for being very active in the middle east.ntracts. similar thinking going on. this stock will have to watch. stuart: the dow is almost at its low for the day. the backdrop to today's action, that is not a big significant decline. this is perhaps the story of the day. the pc police strike again. the university banning a yoga program. it is culturally insensitive. the canadian government says they will not bring in single man as refugees. more in a minute. ♪ in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. jeb bufrom our president:h you will not hear we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. ♪

halliburton is trying to get a deal across the table. blocked and now they're going to go to trial. they are concerned if regulators will let these really big deals go through. stephanie: jeff mccracken with what is the big deal? bob pittman with us for the next hour in traditional media roundup. with media turning digital, what is i heart's strategy? ♪ matt: time now for futures and focus. gold holding your three-month low. ald enters the week on seven-day losing streak, counting up the biggest weekly loss of the year. is there any reason to try and catch this falling knife? joining me from the cma is phil struble from our geo futures. let me ask you about the holiday season. people by gold for christmas or hanukkah and there is a seasonal upswing at the end of november. is there any reason to try to bet that that will bring gold up from the lows of the year? phil: i really like the way that is setting up. gold is down seven straight sessions. you look at the highs and lows and it has been a $100 move lower based on the fed rate hike. i

they are worried about housing these people, housing has already been created by dick cheney and halliburtonsion,lled fema, reeducation centers, and death camps. host: mark from clearwater, florida on the republican line. your next up. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. democratsknow all the out there how it's working with the sanctuary cities. are nice hard-working people and we have tons of americans being killed by illegal aliens. this is not about republicans are the devil and america is no good. this is about protecting our neighbors could i guarantee that -- liberal democrat locks their house and a car night.ay and why would they lock their house and car up every night? we are not racist or haters. we are people who want to live in peace and know who is coming in. we are protecting our neighbors and ourselves. host: god bless america. this is jane. caller: hi. host: you are on. go ahead. caller: my name is jane and i am from marshall, north carolina. i believe that we should help refugees. we are, after all, the united states of america and i believe that people are runnin