as always, an entire nation was glued to tv sets as the winning numbers were called out. a massively popular lottery that showers spain with plenty of prizes. and for him, the jackpot. brent: someone is going to have a very nice christmas. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. iraq's forces are storming the western city of ramadi, which has been under the control of so-called islamic state since may. the city's fall to i.s. was a major defeat for the central government, but islamic state has lost a significant amount of the territory is controlled at the beginning of this year. your with dw news live from berlin. -- you are with dw news, live from berlin. we will see you at the top of the hour. >> euro max highlights. host: thank you for joining for the highlights of the week. it has been eventful one -- which kicked off by with our first story: the power of music. the scorpions play an emotional show in paris. a burst of color. danish artist olafur eliasson illuminates a baroque palace. a grueling adventure. british extreme athlete sarah outen c

as always, an entire nation was glued to tv sets as the winning numbers were called out. a massively popular lottery that showers spain with plenty of prizes. and for him, the jackpot. brent: someone is going to have a very nice christmas. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. iraq's forces are storming the western city of ramadi, which has been under the control of so-called islamic state since may. the city's fall to i.s. was a major defeat for the central government, but islamic state has lost a significant amount of the territory is controlled at the beginning of this year. your with dw news live from berlin. -- you are with dw news, live from berlin. we will see you at the top of the hour. >> from paris, it is 9:00 p.m. here. these are the top stories. afghan fighters are battling to regain helmand province, in danger of falling into atilano's hands. troops rushed to the area. in a major push, iraqi forces have entered the center of ramadi, a city that has been in the grasp of the group since last may. much celebration in spain as the annual

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you've shared your warmth and kindness with an entire nation. i know it's with great appreciation. people all across this country are wishing you the best today. on a personal note though, willard, i want to say thanks for caring so much about all of us. thanks for being the first one who has welcomed all of us to this show on our first days and also for being there with a hug or a pat on the back when times were good or bad. willard, every time we've seen each other over the past 20 years plus i've been here, we've and a kiss, and while i'm not thereto today, as i raise a glass to you, i'm going ask al to be my surrogate hugger and kisser and say it is with a huge hug and kiss that we all say willard, thank you and good bless you. >> cheers, willard. >> god bless. >> thank you and god bless you. >> we love. >> just a couple of people, nanette, our field producer. she passed away. we loved her so much and nancy fields. >> your nancy. >> dear nancy, was my assistant producer, officer manager, and she was fantastic, and my old friend eddie walker, my partner on radio and he just pass

. >>> plus, new talk of a ban this time an entire nation is discussing banning him. >>> also, weather and traffic on the 4s. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. >>> it's 5:13. here are four things to know this morning. right now federal agencies are looking for two members of the afghan air force who were training at moody air force base in georgia. the air force insists the men were carefully screened and pose no threat. >>> house has overwhelmingly approved tightening the visa waiver program. that allows citizens of 38 countries to be here in the u.s. for up to three months without getting a visa. >>> people in pleasantville in westchester county are being told they still have to boil their water after a water main break sunday. finally reopen tonight. >> today "time's" person of the year will be revealed on the "today" show. among those being announced as possibiliti

but to say an existential threat, meaning the entire nation is going to fall, that's an entire differenttory. will we have continued attacks like this? my belief is, yes, we will. this ideology is tough to stamp out. the security forces in our intelligence services are attempting to counter it. they can't be 100% certain all the time that they have hit every target that they need to hit. >> let's talk about the strategy. the intelligence strategy, the military strategy. we know that the u.s. leading a coalition to take the fight to isis in iraq, in syria but we have these home grown terrorists. we also have in tashfeen malik, a woman who has connections to pakistan and to saudi arabia. give us some insight on to the fight that's being taken to radicals there, if at all, if the u.s. is involved in those two countries. >> when you talk about the military line of effort, if you will, it has actually been advancing. we are seeing things in iraq and syria that seem to indicate we are getting after this organization. it is decreasing in size and decreasing in amount of territory. we are actual

analysis and one-on-one interviews with the tigers in miami.we also have an entire section dedicated to clemson's quest for a national title on fox carolina-dot-com.they play at four o'clock on new year's eve. 3 3 meals on wheels is looking for you!what better way to kick-off your new years back.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in greenville for us this morning with how you can volunteer, ashley? 3 stop by the office, or just call... go through a quick orientation, and you can get on board 3 biggest need:- drivers- routes take about 1-1.5 hours- monday through friday: 10-12- all around greenville county homes - hot meals delivered to homebound residents- currently serves about 1500 people in the area 3 tomorrow- - orientation is at 9:30 here at office- every thursday, can't make it, they'll work with your schedule schedule 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 morning showers turn to afternoon rain, with heavy downpours likely for the upstate in the afternoon. a flood watch is in effect until early thursday. highs will tonight, a few showers linger with lows in the 50s. new year's eve wi

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an individual thing. this is the entire nation. a state of war. >> abraham says his brother isaac moved to the u.s. 15 years ago from ethiopia in search of a better life for his wife and three kids. >> celebrated our thanksgiving together. and and it's a big disaster. >> a disaster that many are doing their best to cope with. >> i was in total shock. >> mary lynn called this man a friend since high school. not only will he be remembered as a star football player from the class of '86 but a great guy. >> had such a sweet spirit. so it was really hard to hear. >> so many families trying to honor their loved ones. in a statement, yvette's family said she was an intelligent, motivated and beautiful young woman who was full of life and loved by all who knew her. robert adams' family writes, our loving robert will not be coming home to us. he was a loving sun, brother, and daddy. michael lives behind a wife and six children. sierra clayburn's family scliebs her as a beautiful person who always had a smile on her face, while 14 families t

homework assignment meant to e teach students about islam ended up shutting down an entire city school today. toto the nation's capitalut to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of people came to race for retirement and pledge to save an additional one percent of their income. if we all do that we can all win. prudential bring your challenges® tcount on someone's kid mistaking me for santa. i'm so sorry. come on sweetie. it's okay. and knowing right when my packages arrive. introducing real-time delivery notifications. one more reason this is our season. >>> our next story is not, and i are repeat not just another ill considered school assignment that the winds up in the news now and then, because it opens up a can of worms. this is lot bigger than that. public schools in augusta the county, virginia, west of charlottesville are kom plecomp shuttered closed down kindergarten to high school all becau

. >> smith is also calling for an investigation by the united nations or an independent investigation not just into her son's death but the entire system. >>> no word on the name of the man found dead inside of this vehicle. it was on the 1900 block of anacostia drive. we have been told the investigation continues. >>> cadaver dogs searching a community guarden in northeast dc for signs of a body, and they were back at it again today. two sources telling wusa 9 that investigators received an anonymous tip that someone robbed and killed a man and then buried the body outside of an elementary school in clay terrace. sources telling wusa 9 they are waiting for an excavator. the police and the fbi confirm they are conducting an investigation in the area, but right now a spokesperson for the p.d. said no additional information is available. >>> an agent had his gun, portable handcuffs, radio, and badge stolen from his vehicle. he parked his car and returned a few minutes later to find his window open and his stuff gone. the secret service would not comment on his incident. >>> in a strange shooting in rockville a woman driving toward

will have in-depth analysis ...and one-on-one interviews.we also have an entire section dedicated to clemson's quest for a national titleon fox carolina-dot-com. they play at four o'clock on new year's eve. every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 showers and fog linger early in the day, with morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s. expect a few daytime showers to continue with overcast skies, and highs reaching the mid to upper 60s. tonight, heavy rain pushes in with lows in the 50s. mild temperatures and a few showers continue on tuesday, with heavier rain by midweek. 3 now to lauren with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold******we haven't picked up any new crashes or delays across our area.this is our greenville map -- all clear. clear. 3 you're taking a live look at i-85 in greenville at laurens road.traffic is moving along. 3 3 it's ______. ______.if your looking to ring in the new year a little different this year--you might want to head to paris mountain for the 4th annual polar plunge. i'm live with a report. 3 3 hey we're the blackstock from joint base elmendorf- richardson alaska. we would like to wish ev

analysis and one-on-one interviews with the tigers in miami.we also have an entire section dedicated to clemson's quest for a national title on fox carolina-dot-com.they play at four o'clock on new year's eve. 3 3 meals on wheels is looking for you!and what better way to kick-off your new years resolution to give back-- by helping those in need. need.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in greenville for us this morning with how you can be a volunteer, ashley? call... go through a quick orientation, and you can get on board 3 biggest need:- drivers- routes take about 1-1.5 hours- monday through friday: 10-12- all around greenville county homes - hot meals delivered to homebound residents- currently serves about 1500 people in 3 tomorrow- - orientation is at 9:30 here at office- every thursday, can't make it, they'll work with your schedule schedule 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 morning showers turn to afternoon rain, with heavy downpours likely for the upstate in the afternoon. a flood watch is in effect until early thursday. highs will make it into the mid-60s. tonight, a few shower

will have in- depth analysis ...and one-on-one interviews.we also have an entire section dedicated to clemson's quest for a national title on fox carolina-dot-com. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 showers clear out this morning leaving a partly to mostly cloudy sky and highs in the low 70s. river flood concerns remain all day as drainage continues from the overnight. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the 50s ahead of more 3 3 now to lauren with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold******there is a tree in the road in greenwood that may block traffic.- 800 block of by pass 72.dot should be taking care of that soon.no other delays. delays. 3 you're taking a live look at our r s-c dot cam at the g-s-p exit along 85.roads are wet but traffic is light and moving. 3 3 it's ______.a texas teen on probation for killing four run.where authorities finally caught up with him **and his mother-- next. 3 we head to break with a live look at... usc-upstateyou're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 you're watching the morning after trying brookside chocolate, pele talk about it onli

will have in-depth analysis ...and one-on-one interviews.we also have an entire section dedicated to clemson's quest for a national title on fox carolina-dot-com. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 showers clear out this morning cloudy sky and highs in the low 70s. river flood concerns remain all day as drainage continues from the overnight. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the 50s ahead of more rain wednesday. 3 3 now to lauren with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold******dot crews are 3 on their way to clean up debris in the road in greenville county.that's at woodruff road and east georgia road.no new crashes or delays. 3 you're taking a live look in anderson county.this is i-85 near highway 153.traffic is light and moving. 3 3 it's ______.a texas teen on probation for killing four people -- is no longer on the run.where authorities finally caught up with him **and his mother-- next. 3 3 my name is spc. 3 angerlica pena im located at camp humphrey in south korea. i would like to merry christmas and happy new year to my mother, my sister, ad my son david located in 3 you

will have in-depth analysis ...and one-on-one interviews.we also have an entire section dedicated to clemson's quest for a national titleon fox carolina-dot-com. they play at four o'clock on new year's eve. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 showers and fog linger early in the day, with morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s. expect a few daytime showers to continue with overcast skies, and highs reaching the mid to upper 60s. tonight, heavy rain pushes in with lows in the 50s. mild continue on tuesday, with heavier rain by midweek. 3 3 now to lauren with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** 3 spartanburg traffic mapno problems. problems. 3 you're taking a live look in spartanburg at i-85 and highway 290.traffic is light. 3 3 it's ______. ______.if your looking to ring in the new year a little different this year--you might want to head to paris mountain 3 we head to break with a live look at...greenville county... pelham road you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 you're watching the morning 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, mete

know that you, world liters, have your, at heart and those of the l entire nation, i want to of the 2.8 million people displaced by an-e in nepal this year, many are still waiting for help because political parties fail to agree who should head a new reconstruction thrort. the government 30s it's found a way forward. >> preparing wood for knitting. dongo lost six members of his family during the quake and his health fair. seven months after the quake he is angry. we have no hope from the government, they only take care of themselves, this government and the one before. there is no reconstruction. before we got some relief, that too has stopped. >> reporter: more than 70 people died in this village and 800 houses were damaged. now people have been told they are no longer allowed to take refuge on government land. people like dongo face the additional expense of rentings land. the government last not four billion left by the international commune cannot be trends but it has indicated mean 700 million for reconstruction but that hasn't been spent either. now, the national planning commission will be responsible for spen

nation's leader came out and said this is not a muslim act. when someone goes crazy and commits an act that could totally be work related does not make a statement on an entirereligion. we're mourning the families and the victims. it's tragic, it's horrible, and we're trying to heal the nation, i think, as a whole. >> has the family seen evidence of terrorism, disgruntlement in the workplace, of unhappiness in his life. >> there was a mention where he got teased about his beard. but there is nothing else about that. he usually shrugged off jokes people would make about his facial beard and appearance. >> that's what the family said. >> yes. >> they mention all these people, did they discuss isis? they just say general conversation-- >> they never did. that's why we're just--we're just making sure that we're not overzealous in our characterization of these events one way or another until--until very--until strong evidence comes out showing that this was, indeed, affiliated with something. and i mean, i guess the frustration comes from the four-hour interview with the fbi. >> and it is not done yet. we'll have more interviews conducted with the fbi. >> so we'v

and when an entire town might be able to turn on the tap again. he was first elected as the nation's youngest governor. now, there's only one governor older than terry branstad. see how the nation's longest serving streak was celebrated tonight, after 7,642 days at work. that isn't snow.... sand bags are piled up in waterworks park trying to keep the raccoon river in its banks. good evening. i'm dan winters. and i'm sonya heitshusen. several metro roads are closed because of flooding. many rivers and streams are still rising. they are expected to crest by tomorrow morning. chief meteorologist ed wilson has been keeping tabs on the flooding will continue as waters rise through the next several hours,,,but little rain is in the forecast. there is a slight chance for showers late tomorrow night into wednesday. there will be a chance for light snow/rain mix in nw ia. the rest of the week is dry...but much cooler. highs will drop to the 30s and lows in the teens. next week looks dry and warmer. even with the crest coming along fleur drive in the morning... the public works department clos

giving,the season for and we want you to enjoy our entire abc 7 news channel 8 team at national harbor. join us and bring an unwrapped toy and meet us from 11:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon so we can deliver a wonderful christmas memories to kids around the region. boy, the wizards did not deliver great memories today. robert: not at all. kobe dropped 31. putght it look like kob the >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your toyota dealers. played hise bryant final game against the wizards tonight in d.c. with hair, putse the lakers up by three, splice. the takeover continues. left, the bucket. the wizards lose 108-104. here he is after the game. kobe: it was great. it was fun. it felt really good to play the game in front of the fans and to have that amount of appreciation and love. it really is a beautiful thing. football, college michigan defensive coordinator was named the head football coach for the terps, replacing randy edsall who was fired after the terps loss to ohio state. andas spent time in the sec pac-12 and big ten. gw fake fulfilling the smith center. filling the

>> "outfront" next, an entire school district shut down by threats of violence, e-mails, charging students were being intok ti indoctrinated into islam by a teacher toto the nation'sut to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of people came to race for retirement and pledge to save an additional one percent of their income. if we all do that we can all win. prudential bring your challenges® if a cold keeps you up at night [ phones ringing ] you can't just catch up on sleep the next day. new alka-seltzer plus night cold & cough liquid relieves tough cold symptoms and quiets coughs for up to 8 hours... ...to help you sleep at night. new alka-seltzer plus night liquid. when you've got a house full of guests on the way and a cold with sinus pressure, you need fast relief. alka-seltzer plus severe sinus congestion and cough liquid gels rush relief to your tough symptoms. to put you back in control. [doorbell] woman: coming! alka-seltzer plus sinus. . >>> toni

it wasn't an upset -- since iowa state ranks at number four in the nation -- but the cyclones were trailing the entire game -- until the very end. iowa state and iowa in the cy-hawk series--fran nd steve prohm facing off for the first time. the first half belonged to the hawkeyes. but after trailing by as many as 20, iowa state made a comeback, winning the game 83 to 82 meantime iowa ffotball player iowa player ever to win the jim thorpe award. it's the award given to the nation's top defensive back. king had eight intercepttns thhs yearr here's what he had to say when asked why quarterbacks keep throwing at him... "umm, to be honest, i honestly don't know, but if they keep doing it, they just gonna keep getting intercepted." hawkeye fans certainly hoping for at least e more out of king this year when iowa takes on stanford in the rose bowl on new year's day. minnesota vikings running back adriaia peterson reached the endd zone and reached a milestone on the same run last night at arizona. it was his 1- hundredth career touchdown. that's not it: he also surpassed 12- hundred rushing yards for the seas

about arbor springs arbor springs is an award-winning facility devoted entirely to the west des moi sabrina: it's national brownie day! the sweet treat is a rich cross between a cookie and a cake... the first variety of these turned up in the 1800s in chicago...and had walnuts. according to the calendar, a chef first created them for a ladies and today, there of recipes. weather adlib: we are keeping out warm stretch going with more 50s in the forecast and possibly even a 60 by thursday! today is going to be a cloudy day with a few light showers or sprinkles possible across the state. temperatures today will still be able to climb in to the low 50s with the help of a breezy southwest wind. overnight tonight with mostly to partly cloudy skies with isolated sprinkles possible and highs in the upper 30s. wednesday is going to be warm and cloudy again with highs in the mid 50s but dry conditions. thursday should be amazing for december with mostly to partly cloudy skies and high temps over the weekend with rain returning to the forecast. it's still a ways out for a christmas forecast, but it does look like we

an elf on the shelf disaster getting national attention. a little girl's actions that her dialing 911. what police told her when she showed up at the front door. >> and an entire community rallying behind one very brave cancer survivor. what they did on their feet today to help him get back on his. >> howard? the. >> the verdict is in o'dell beckham, jr. live in -- no, i'd asking. it's in and strong words on what the players need to do in their approach to saturday night's eagles game. that comes from jordan matthews and that will be coming up in sports. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart atta

court in obergefell was not protecting a right to was deeply rooted in our nation's history tradition, but instead creating an entirely new right out of the whole club, a decision t they insist that is beyond the legitimate authority of the supreme court. although this is a reasonable argument, it is not compelled by the actual practice of the court, which over time has not limit itself to defining constitutional fundamental rights in this manner. but the point is certainly an arguable one, if the dissenters objection is far from crazy. the report public to make is that my own view is important in obergefell, made the wrong argument. that it should decided the case not on the ground that marriage is a fundamental right, but on the ground that discrimination against gays and lesbians violates the equal protection clause. i say this for two reasons. the first of which, which is obvious is that i don't, i think it is a stronger argument legally and less open to the kind of challenge that i stood a moment ago. i will come to the recent later. so the supreme court generally holds the laws are consistent with the equal prot

entire nation was found. we broke from a crown from an old world that suggested individuals did not have that freedom. we are endowed by what jefferson called the natural rights of man. donald trump is not talking about radical islam. donald trump is talking about a religious litmus test. it's a break from everything we are. charles: isn't it true that even the founding fathers had their doubts about islam and the religion itself? >> we have homegrown terror and law enforcement officers providing surveillance. they missed california. we need to take the fight overseas. engage militarily very strongly and need to strengthen as the house has our refugee program. the vetting of our visa waiver program. we need to put security first. everything about this is about security. donald trump is injecting religion into this. it's wrong. he's a small person for doing it. charles: he's not only a candidate but he's leading in the by a wide margin. it's something a lot of so-called establishment republicans have missed out on. how do you yo -- how do you asse someone's fear. it was a muslim in san bernardino and i

view the court was not protecting a right that was deeply rooted in our nation's history and tradition, but instead creating an entirely new right out of old cloth, a position they insist is beyond the legitimate authority of the supreme court. now although this is a reasonable argument, it is not compelled by the actual practice of the court, which over time has not limited itself to defining constitutional fundamental rights in this manner. but the point is certainly an arguable one, and the dissenters objection on this one is far from crazy or irresponsible. third point i want to make is my own view is the court made the wrong argument, that it should have decided the case not on the ground that marriage is a fundamental right, but on the ground that discrimination against gays and lesbians violates the equal protection clause. i saw this for two reasons, the first of which is obvious. i think it is a stronger argument legally and less open to the kind of challenge that i stated a moment ago. i'll come to my other reason later. so the supreme court generally holds that laws are consistent with equal protection claus

an entire town submerged. the mississippi river is flooding at levels never seen before. of emergency and activated the national guard. the rain has ended but the governor says the threat remains high. >> water levels in some locations are expected to exceed the historic crest during the great flood of 1993 that caused significant and widespread devastation julie many of the 13 deaths occurred when rising weather swept away cars. missouri will be dealing with the historic river flooding through early next week. >> the chicago officer accused of killing a black teenager has pled not guilty. the lawyer for officer van dyke wants to tell his side of the story so he is not seen as a cold-blooded killer. they have ruled out a request of a change of venue. camera was rolling as van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times. it led to the firing of the police lieutenant. "glee" was accused possessing child porn. mark salling. they used a battering ram to get into the home and salling and to be shocked. they found 1,000 images of child sexual exploitation. he played noah puck puckerman on "glee" in 2009 until the show ended e

nation's capital. we have just heard that something extraordinary will happen tomorrow. a an event so rare and so history making that president obama has only done it twice in his entire time in office. he will address the nation from inside the oval office. it will happen at 8:00 eastern time. of course cnn will carry this presidential address live. let's go straight to cnn's chris who joins me live in washington this evening. we just learned about this in the last few moments. do we know what the president is say and what he is focusing on tomorrow night. >> poppy, we are getting some indication of that. big breaking news out of the white house. president obama will make a rare address to the nation tomorrow night at 8:00 about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. the oval office address will touch on the investigation into the isis-inspired attacks in california that killed 14 people earlier this week. the white house said obama will also address, "the broader threat of terrorism, including the nature of the threat, how it has evolved, and how we will defeat it. he will reiterate his confirmed conviction that isil will be destroyed and that the united st

it would be an entirely different take on 21st century life. these are the nations today. their affect on history has been profound. the map is echoed in the battle lines of the american civil war, the constitutional convention, and give -- leading up to the u.s. civil war, the cultural wars of the 1960's, and any hotly contested election in history. since it is political season, let's look at that little bit. iowa is mostly in the midlands. there's no other state in the country so completely midland as iowa. there is no single state as dominated. iowa is the exception. you can see, if you really want to understand the red blue politics, you cannot look at the state level, you have to look at the county level. that is where you see the divisions. you can see it right there. presidential election maps. you can see yankeedom popping out, western reserve of ohio, west coast appearing, monochrome in the deep south. i have not messed with the colors. the red is republican and the blue is democrat. this is the 1916 showdown between woodrow wilson and charles hughes. republicans,

obama did give an entire speech at the united nations last year calling what was going on in the worldncer, talking about how muslims needed to root it out. he talked about it again here. it's fair to say that his critics have found, you know, a weakness, a place where they have leverage and they can keep pressing -- >> how can you fight something you won't even identify. >> right. even though he does call it a cancer, he does talk about how muslims must confront the reality that it exists within the community. >> here's the trump tweet. he hits the hammer on it. >> exactly. >> in a way, i wonder if they could go back, what's the difference between calling it a cancer or violence within the muslim world and radical islam, i'm not sure. but they have found a useful rhetorical ploy. here's the part which was important. if you're going to identify would-be terrorists, you need to have good relations within these communities between the law enforcement officials. you talk to ray kelly, bill bratton, anyone who has maintained peace and they will tell you the single best sources of intel are

entirely. while others candidates like ted cruz and rand paul talked about gun rights. two presidential candidates made their positions clear on terrorism and national security, at an event in cedar rapids. five republicans spoke at the rising tide summit on saturday night. texas senator ted cruz and kentuy senator rand paul focused on what the e vernment can do to protect americans. " the obama administration didn't take out the isis oil fields lunacy of the obama administration where the suv is a greater threat to your security than a jihadist who wants to murder you... that makes no sense. " " so for those who clamor to give up more liberty for a false sense of security really aren't paying any attention. senator rubio has been out there saying we need to spy on all amamicans and collect t l americans' records. well, we have been and it hasn't worked. " cruz has experienced a recent surge in iowa polls. he's now ranked second among republican voters in the statat some people had d foggy drive ross eastern iowa this morning. justin, is that fog going to affect sunshine today? this afternoon. until then, temperatures won't move much, but any late-day sun we squeeze in w

nation state. our enemy is an amorphic band of terrorists that have permeated the entire middle east. lou: we're getting people killed here and things aren't working. why don't we look at it as initial bargaining position on the part of donald trump, and start hearing the republican establishment quit acting like a bunch of sissy cry babies and actually stand up and talk about defending this country on all americans. it's outrageous what they're doing, calling by the way, judy, one publication calling trump hitler as if he's the one killing people instead of radical islamist terrorists. somebody better get their head on straight. the national media isn't going to lead that charge. >> i know you think paul ryan is part of the establishment. when the own party accuses you of being racist which is what paul ryan said -- >> paul ryan certainly -- let's talk about the stupidity here. john boehner pushed out by the conservative members of the house of representatives, the republicans, and then they -- the same group permit boehner who they threw the hell out to name personally his successor

an interview with us earlier today but then changed his mind. anchor: southern nevada is one of the 10 flu hotspots around the nation. we are number three. the only location in the entire western united states has leaders stressing. reporter: the campaign for loose lawsuit against the democratic party. all this after a security firewall between the voter list of competing democratic campaigns was lowered. at least for staffers searched the clinton voter database. the sanders campaign says one person has been fired. the dnc has shut down the campaign access to its voter database. reporter: president obama met with families reeling from the san bernardino terror attack. the president and his family stopped on the way to their hawaiian vacation. it was made so the president could meet privately with those killed. earlier jerry brown declared a state of emergency in san bernardino county. the attack left the county with too few health inspectors in the declaration will allow them to send in replacements. anchor: check it out. secretary josh earnest flanked by star wars storm troopers. the new film will likely overtake the $208 million record for the opening weekend of jura

and for a place that relies almost entirely on tourism, it is an apt nickname. but if all goes well, this tiny nationill be energy independent in just five years. >> i have a whole section here that takes care of all of the water. >> reporter: it's a goal that this environmentalist has been promoting for years. his hotel on the edge of the beaches is as eco friendly as they come, a philosophy he says helps his business and the environment. >> i always say to my customers feel good because you are probably wasting less energy in coming on vacation to aruba than probably spending it at home. >> reporter: but the energy independence hasn't been easy. energy prices were rising steeply. thousands of barrels of diesel were being imported daily, and the local oil refinery closed its doors in 2012, which is why they began to consider alternatives. it has more than its fair share of potential power sources. the sun is an obvious one, but officials say by the end of 2016 almost half of the electricity to this island will be supplied by wind power, and that say the government makes them a leader in green techno

nation's capital. we have just heard that something extraordinary will happen tomorrow. a an event so rare and so history making that president obama has only done it twice in his entire timeill address the nation from inside the oval office. it will happen at 8:00 eastern time. of course cnn will carry this presidential address live. let's go straight to cnn's chris who joins me live in washington this evening. we just learned about this in the last few moments. do we know what the president is say and what he is focusing on tomorrow night. in poppy, we are getting some

entirely separate and distinct. specifically, sir, specifically, you noted that an unnamed u.s. national authority agreed to the international designation of prudential before the company's hearing and financial determination before fsoc. could you be specific in elaborating? who is that, the national authority? >> yes. the national authority. there are three at fsb, three national authorities. treasury, and the fed, and the s.e.c. >> yes. and who is the unnamed authority that agreed to the international designation of prudential before the company's hearing, before the company's hearing, and final determination before fsoc? >> that's hard to say. as far as i know, before the hearing on prudential, the treasury notified prudential that they had been designated as a global sifi. >> before their hearing, before their final determination, before fsoc, treasury, if i understand your testimony, let them know that they had been designated? >> that's my understanding. >> that seems questionable. as you stated, the treasury, the fed, and the s.e.c., they're not insurance regulators, as has been

this is an issue, foreign pol y policy, national security, that graham has literally built his entirehe was an air force reserve officer for many, many years, an air force lawyer, so in the services himself. one of the only candidates running this time around who actually is a veteran and has a background in the military. he's also done this on capitol hill, taking congressional delegations, pushing really hard on all of these issues. he and john mccain in particular recently taking up the cause of arming the moderate rebels in syria, something that they fought very hard for for many, many months and ultimately frankly ran into quite a bit of resistance from both their other republican colleagues who are in this more isolationist wing. i think this is something he really focused on. you heard it from him over and over in the campaign and he was one of the only people out there saying it until all of a sudden we're now dealing with these terrorist attacks, and in the wake of paris, in the wake of san bernardino, suddenly what lindsey graham was saying sounded a lot more like what many