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barb: yes, very regular, really boring....??? as for democratic candidates.....hillary clinton supporters are out in full force in central iowa today. the group kicked off door-to-door canvassing this afternoon in des moines. the volunteers and campaign staff are also hearing from hollywood actor tony goldwyn in downtown des moines this evening... goldwyn plays "president fitzgerald grant" in the a-b-c drama, "scandal"... he's campaigning on behalf of clinton in iowa this weekend....hoping to energize volunteers ahead of the holidays. volunteers say while clinton may appear to have the nomination in the bag, they've learned not to take anything for granted. 14:56:53 "i think after the 2008 campaign, my attitude has been, this to my organizer, and i hear it all the time from the rest of the volunteers, is we can't assume anything. we've got to keep our heads down, and we've got to keep working and we've got to keep going door to door and phoning, and whatever it takes - but you do not assume that we have it wrapped up." :01-:24 to

(barb mcdonald - customer :28-:33) "it is a hometown diner where they know you. i'm bad with names but they all know me." several of the seniors were anxious. what would the customers think? (melanie ennen - notre dame sisters :40-:45) ("good morning harold's customers. these are the seven oaks singers." and just like that... natso: "deck the halls with boughs of holly..." ...breakfast took a break. the conversations paused and no one seemed to mind the side order of christmas carols. if she could the owner would add the singers to the menu. (nancy bohnenkamp - harold's koffee house 1:07-1:16) "the music started and everybody settled down. it was nice. it table back there they started singing." kenny bowtie, the most musical of the bunch, helps keep them on point, even if the membership rules are fairly laxed. (kenny bowtie - musician 1:27-1:33) "seven oaks singers are whoever shows up and sings, we include them. if they like to sing, that's what counts." some of the singers remember caroling as children and wonder, what happened to those days? (phyllis kubes - s

they lived behind barbed wire, daily life in crystal city, when they were interned there.sumi lived there two years. ingrid was there two years. and they couldn't- they had roll call every day. it was hot as it could be in these- you know, there were these- you know, there were snakes and scorpions and they all have memories of that. their parents were displaced from their lives and suffering from all kinds of maladies. so it was no picnic in crystal city. >> cspan: let's watch a little bit of an overview of the crystal city, the camp. >> guest: sure. female: the sun shines practically every day in the year with a cool breeze from the gulf in the evening. originally, it was a migratory labor camp of approximately 100 housing units, utility and recreation buildings. to provide for the population of 3,600, we added more than 500 housing units, school buildings, a hospital, administrative and maintenance buildings. we tripled the number of streets and extended the electric and sewage facilities. this is the perimeter, over which armed guards kept a 24 hour watch. at night, th

hundreds of people tried to reach the city by climbing barbed wire fences and then swimming. >>> dozens feared dead in a christmas eve exposition in southern nigeria. they were trying to collect cooking gas from a truck when it exploded. we have a report. >> reporter: this truck was discharging butane gas when it exploded starting a huge fireball that lasted for hours. some bodies were charred beyond recognition. >> translator: some people came to buy gas but a lot of people that were affected were people that were outside. many people escaped. >> i saw. i told the people that we should run, this is very dangerous, so we were running, i started falling down, that's [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the ferocity of the blast damaged nearby buildings as well. according to local media sources, the explosion was triggered which a truck began discharging cooking gas before waiting for it to cool down. the nigh year vinnie express expressed his sorrow over the industrial accident which happen ed in nigeria's predominantly christian south. many of the victims would have been collecting gases to prepa

barbed wire -- mountains of it.ls and public buildings. yes, war had come to the people in our island paradise and the people dug in. everywhere the earth was tunneled to provide cover from shrapnel. public squares, parks, and playgrounds were uprooted. concrete shelters were built and distributed throughout the city. efficient air raid warning systems were put into operation , and for the first time in history, american schoolchildren were brought face-to-face with the grim reality of war. [siren] >> even tiny little tots, confused and bewildered were , taught to march into trenches. difficult to explain to them the why or where for of the strange game. this is a war of survival. people's war. even a little people's war. right down to infants. for this child, and karen memory of your treachery. where to the mothers of hawaii remember the gas attacks in china? they knew that what you were capable of trying in china, you were capable of trying in here. but hawaii is prepared now. even against this possibility. everyo

recurring i- r-s scam. ' the bbbb's barbara barb, there's an irs scam that keeps coming back. what does this one invnvve? how n people avoid getting taken in this scam? you also wanted to talk about a scam happening on social media, having to do with a gift exchange. this weekend, the iowa hawkeyes will go after a big ten championship trophy. but some playerand even coach kirk ferentz have already walked away with some well-deserved hardware. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert washington county, after an overnight fire. firefighters in cedar falls are getting a better look at the inside burning buildings thanks to some new technology. and u-s special forces are getting ready to deploy to iraq to fight the islamic state. president obama says he's confident the world will win the war against terrorism. you're watating kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... the brunt of the snow has left, although a handful of flurries may li

joining us on the news at nonon today is barb prather of the northeast iowa food bank. the northeast iowa food bank will be offering a gift-wrapping service to mall shoppprs in waterloo and cedar falls again this year to collect free-will donations. to help us with this fundraiser, we are requesting holiday gift wrap donations. please contact the food bank to make a donation of money, gift wrap,p, boxes and other supplies needed for the annual gift wrap event. provides nutritious remember the 80s -- your first association with "maniac" might be the movie "flashdance" -- and now, therr's a flashdance flashback in the republican presidential battle... jeanne how did this flashback to flashdance become a that ted cruz and donald trump shared a hug, two andshakes, some intimate whispering, a shoulder pat and a second hug, all in the space of less than a minute. now the donald is maniac." maniac? but maniacal ted cruz answered trump's diss with a dance tweeting "in honor of my 80's movie clip. "she's a maniac, maniac on the many right wing blog commenters said right on. "wel

he was born in california and had to spend his childhood behind a barb wire fence.hk reports. ♪ they raised on broadway last month. it's the experience between japaneses and americans. the story was inspired by an actor in the show. the 78-year-old plays two roles including the the main character sammy and his grandfather. the story begins when sammy is young. they're trying to establish their lives in the united states. the war broke out. >> the united states of america was attacked by the forces of japan. >> anemia are on the streets and that's in the a security threat taka was one of them. he was five yeared e was one of. he was five yearei was one of t. he was five yeared old. >> we heard them come to the door and bang on it. literally out of gun point we were ordered out of the home. >> 120 japanese americans were detained and people stayed resill gent. one japanese word kept them going. >> they're treats us like animals. >> gaman. >> gaman? >> it means for us survive. >> it has a lot of other qualities and the ability not t to bit the bullet and endure, but al

. >> the elvis cake -- >> and fashionist ya barb >> hello, i love chocolate barbie. there are several different skin tones. >>87 items were laid out in the december issue of oprah magazine. ga it's all about giving something personal. >> you said photos this company, they put it all in a book for isn't it great? this really is favorite thing. >> for the december shoot, tinsoldiers. when receiving gifts for christmas she loves receiving from friends. >> it's the thought the feelings from the words are expression. that's really my favoritething. >>> i'm with you, oprah. such a good gift. >> since there are only a few hours until christmas -- >> as long as itsells. >>> all right, le ann rimes released another holiday album thisyear, second in a row, we talked aboutthat, her hectic life and she's thinking about having a baby. >> i have pregnant four, five times this year. >> in the tabloids? >> mm-hmm. >> of course you have. we go back. >> the lady in the checkout line, i bought vitamins. more my hair. she stopped taking birth control on her realityshow. what would le an

to commitment 2016, where the democratic and republican frontrunners are trading barbs again. elizabeth: nikole killion joins us live from washington. and nikole, donald trump is taking aim at both hillary and nikole: at a new hampshire rally, donald trump continued his rant against hillary clinton, using a controversial term he has come under fire for using. donald trump: obviously they didn't trust her because obama her. can i say the word? nikole: the billionaire candidate is also stepping up his criticism of bill clinton. last night, trump tweeted the former president failed badly at helping his wife's campaign in 2008, and was called a "racist." this comes as bill clinton prepares to hit the trail on his wife's behalf next month. in a statement, the clinton campaign says hillary clinton won't be "bullied" or distracted by trump's attacks on her or her husband. elizabeth: eric: eric:eric: nikole killion live in washington for us. alyx sacks will be joining us for an update in our next half hour as she drives the interstate loop around des moines before you do. plus, we're

and you can see the barb on that one very clearly. see that? >> right there. >> you guys, that's really video. >> oh, my gosh, that thing is huge. >> and he analyses the situation, because she is a >> is he going to be a midwife now? >> yes, darling, he is. >> this one is actually giving birth as we speak. this is a baby stingray coming out here. >> behold the miracle of birth. >> oh, my goodness, he was right. >> he pulls out two. but when he pulls those two out, there's another tail in there. >> it's like a magic trick. >> she eventually ended up with 12 babies. >> he came back two days later and ran into big mama and some of her babies. >> that was awesome. >>> have you heard the expression "shooting yourself in the foot"? >> yes, he had a 70-pound bow and as he was releasing the arrow it slipped and went right through his hand. >> you can see exactly what happened and how it happened, but wow. >> seriously. and check out the x-ray, you can see clearly this thing goes through his hand. fortunately no broken bones. they take one of those smal

where the democratic and republican frontrunners are trading barbs again. elizabeth: nikole killion joins us live from washington. and nikole, donald trump is taking aim at both hillary and bill clinton? nikole: at a new hampshire rally donald trump continued his rant against hillary clinton. this time leaving out a controversial term he's come under fire for using. >> obviously they didn't trust her because obama -- her. can i say the word? nikole: the billionaire last night trump tweeted the former president failed badly at helping his wife's campaign in 2008 and was called a racist. this comes as bill clinton prepares to hit the trail on his wife's behalf next month. in a statement the clinton campaign says hillary clinton won't be bullied or distracted by trump's attacks on her or her husband. eric: nikole, trump had criticism to go around including for the media in new hampshire. what's that about? nikole: union leader it ran an editorial saying trump's campaign was an insult to new hampshire voters' intelligence. the gop frontrunner called the paper d

you're bringing joy to." 19.27.12.26 today, santa's sleigh looks mo like a shopping cart((nat pop barb))his helperwear all kinds of uniforms. (shot of leave it to a mom at christmas, to gently remind us, what it's all about. i've taught my kids not to compare to othth children, so they might not have a big christmas, but at least they get something, and that there's so much more to & christmas than presents. 19.23.48.29 the salvation army is behind about 30-thousand dollars, and that's on top of the 30- thousand more they need this year. there are many ways to lp on our website. still ahead live at five... sending holiday wishes, a young girl is asking for your help to have a happy holiday. why she's getting christmas cards from across the globe. and at ?:?? on this thursday night, traffic is moving smoothly on interstate 80 in coralville. no accidents to report or traffic jams to tell you about - but a lot more it's not christmas yet, but an 8-year-old girl from new york is alreaea getting her wish. two years ago, she lost her family and was left disfigured by a fire. fire.as don cham

kim: barb poole lives a stone's throw away from the home federal officials raided monday afternoon, searching for drugs. she's one of dozens of people within a 4 block radius forced to evacuate for several hours after authorities discovered a bomb. >> we've got handicap people in this neighborhood that you're inconveniencing because of your stupid. kim: a portion of highway 6 was blocked, temporarily shutting down nearby git n go while agents used a robot to detonate the explosive device inside the home. >> we heard a click after they told us that we were going to hear the bomb go off. kim: kali shepherd says she knows the couple inside, david and jennifer kelso, and their 5 children. >> i went to a halloween party in their basement a few years ago and i didn't think they'd be that kind of people. police tell me there was no kim:police tell me there was no no specific bomb threat, and don't believe the public is at risk. >> >> it ended up, you know, not being an active device as a result of that detonation but still, we wanted to make sure the community was as safe as possible. kim: the kelso

well beth, smock's mother barb heathman wants to regain possesion of the ashes of her son's dog. smock had to put his dog jack down two months ago. ever since, he carried the ashes in a box, and took them everywhere. cedar rapids police found his dog's ashes while investigating the campsite. when heathman tried to get the ashes, she said the police denied her. smock has to give consent but with 60 percent of his body burned, smock is in a medically induced coma. heathman says she believes in her heart she is the only one smock would want to keep the ashes. "as his mom, i know what that dog meant to him, that was the only thing in this world corey had that meant anything to him." she's asking for the police to make some kind of exception. he is expected to recover. tonight at 10, i talked with get jack's ashes. live in the newsroom, brea love, kcrg-tv 9 news. a crash in fairfield around noon today killed one person and injured another. the state patrol says the person who died was 49 year old terri skalsky of walford. her vehicle crossed the center line on highway 151 near prairie

he realized i had pulled the barbs out. he looks at his back-up officer as to say, what are you going to do? this guy is not falling. >> after being tased a fourth time -- >> i understand -- >> why are you shooting him with the taser? >> z falls to the ground. >> all we were asking for was his i.d. >> the police report states z pushes an officer in the chest and injures another officer in the hand with a handcuff. the charges, battery and resisting a law enforcement officer. z pleads no contest. the plea avoids prison time but ends z's chances for a job he always dreamed. >> you are all going to be charged with crimes. >> a career in law enforcement. >> this is not justice. >> i am not an enemy of those who serve and protect. quite frankly, i forgive the officers for what they did to me. >> i have been assaulted. >> you're in handcuffs. >> i have a license to carry. >> an unloaded gun, brass knuckles and a pocketknife are found in noel's backpack at the time of her arrest. she pleads no contest to carrying a concealed weapo

the barbed wire sliced through her finger.er attacker forced her down. >> while laying on the ground, he just points the gun at my forehead and tells me in spanish to get up. the first thing i said to him was, please don't kill me, i have three children. >> then they hustled jayne and eduardo into a waiting suv. unseen accomplices snapped pillow cases over their heads and tightly bound their hands and feet. >> eduardo was hysterical. i don't think he was completely hearing me. he probably had a concussion. >> the suv sped away. jayne tried to comfort eduardo. one of the abductors threatened more pain. >> he kept saying shut up you [ bleep ]. or i'll give you another one. you could tell he was trying to disguise his voice. >> within minutes, word of the attack got back to the school bp something was wrong. the teacher rushed to the now abandoned jeep. >> i went with my partner and the left window was all broken and blood was in the ground. and i had that feeling there was a kidnapping. >> in the suv under the gagging pillow cas

when king allegedly cut her the two women began arguing and that's when the woman took a fpipe and barbed shed her over the head. >> people need to calm down this time of year. obviously there is a lot of stress in general, but if people just take a deep breath, they can get you through it j hust fine. >> i think it's ridiculous i thisk you should be a little nobit more courteous. >> she was stopped by an officer and arrested before she left the parking garage. >>> today we have surveillance video from a story we brought you at 5:00. watch as a gunman opens fire at a busy supermarket. the gunman fires bullets down the store aisles. we're told the 20-year-old man was shot in the leg and back but should recover. police are still looking for that figure. driver collapsed at sheepshead bay construction site. riders on a train nearby heard a loud boom at the time of the collapse. investigators are looking into what caused that machinery to malfunction. luckily no one was hurt at the site. >>> now. >> we were the first to bring you this video showing officers to rough up a man trying. >> report

down the street, bittersweet memories and disbelief fill the barb shop in west harrison. >> he was a goodman. >> sergeant lam would often sit in this chair for a haircut. he considered him not just a client but a friend. it was a tearful moment two years ago when lam returned from afghanistan to surprise his wife for a sing-along night. >> people had tears in their eyes. ain, and he was happy because this was his last tour. >> reporter: from westchester to the bronx, detective lam worked at the borough most recently at the 5 precinct. >> he was a class a good guy. >> here at berino's market, the staff grew to know and respect sergeant lam. they would even send him special things from their shop. >> things that would remind him of home. >> reporter: this picture showing his appreciation for the bronx market now hangs inside barino's market. >> there was nothing that guy didn't do for us. >> reporter: these grieving communities are still waiting for funeral arrangements for both new yorkers to be made public. we're live tonight in west >>> detective lemm's family is giving a special gi

. >> reporter: two costs charged with taking barbs from a karaoke club. lt. robert sunk and detective matthew yen accepted the illegal payouts in exchange for a taking of the police raids, protecting customers from drug arrest. ben: a lot of bad singing going on. juliet: yum pleaded not guilty to the charges. song that was arraigned, they have been suspended by the nypd not surprisingly and face 15 years in prison if convicted. their attorney has not commented. dave: and law-enforcement agencies trying to provide security and mass-transit over signed an executive order that is now in effect, give law-enforcement from new jersey and connecticut the power to patrol on buses, trains, fairies or transit stations in new york. robert strain says although there's no confirmed terrorist threat to new york, the government made a wise decision. >> because of the mass transit system and so many people back-and-forth, this allows the police officers to carry weapons and be deputized to work in another state so is really better for all of us. ben: the executive order expi

kim: hillary clinton and donald trump continuing to trade barbs with each other. trump attacked clinton in vulgar terms during a campaign event in michigan last night. he said her bathroom breaking debate was too disgusting to talk about and used a word we can't say, to describe her loss to barack obama in the 2008 presidential race. clinton called trump an isis recruitment tool during that debate. trump demanded an apology from her for making the allegation but clinton's camp responded with a swift, "hell no." two new polls one showing half of the country embarrassed of a donald trump presidency. but a second still has him on top. one quinnipiac university survey asked voters if they would be proud or embarrassed to have trump as president. 23% said proud. 50% said embarrassed. another quinnipiac poll shows donald trump with a 4% lead over texas senator ted cruz. trump with 28%, cruz 24%. marco rubio 12%. ben carson, 10. chris christie, 6%. and jeb bush, 4%. steve: the words green and unseasonably warm dominate the descriptions of our recent weathehepattern. that

donald trump and hillary clinton are trading barbs as the candidates wrap up 2015, and look ahead to the election year. aixa diaz is in our washington bureau with a countdown to the aixa: donald trump in hillary clinton are focusing less on their opponents and more on each other. mr. trump: it's disgusting, i don't want to talk about it. aixa: donald trump versus hillary clinton. the two front runners and their respective parties take jabs on the campaign trail. gov. christie: i'm so tired of hearing about the bickering between donald trump and hillary. aixa: trump's comments about clinton's bathroom break during the last debate sparked reaction from both sides. sen. sanders: i also went to the bathroom. i know, i know, i have to admit it. mr. bush: she's great at being the victim. you know this will enhance her victimology status. aixa: niall stanage of the hill says the attacks on clinton could end up helping her campaign but he also says , trump's comments are doing little to hurt him. >> there have been various controversies that people have said, well this will be the end, this

the sting ray was scheduled to have its barb cut off today. the 100 sting rays on display all have their barbs clipped regularly. a well-planned break in fitchburg. thousands of dollars which was stolen from a local store. tonight, the mysterious connection to another robbery weeks ago and the high priced tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> kevin: a lot of clouds out there and that will continue overnight and just thicken up and there will be drizzle and fog that will develop. there's a front heading our way and that front is back here to the west and that's a really bad drawing of one but there is the draw right there, stretching all the way through pittsburgh, pennsylvania and virginias, toronto, cold air on the northern fringe of that going in to canada and staying away from us, so we'll be dealing with just a front pushing at us tomorrow with mild air, actually streaming in from the south. here are the showers popping up, especially after midnight. a lot will be drizzle along with dense fog that forms, in and around the boston area, south shore hand

hillary clinton and donald trump are directing barbs at each other. it could be a preview of the general election. >> she was favored to win and she got -- [ bleep ]. >> trump yet again being blasted as a sexist after using a sexual yiddish term to attack hillary clinton and how she lost in 2008 to barack obama. clinton said trumps insulting language about islam is helping terrorists recruit. >> video of mr. trump being translated into arabic, goes no muslims coming to the united states, other kinds of derogatory, defamatory statements, it's playing into the hands of the violent jihadist. >> trump demanded an apology after clinton made a similar he said her video evidence the claim is true. >>> paid parental leave this close to becoming reality for 20,000 nonunion new york city employees. mayor de blasio will sign an executive order that will allow the employees to take maternity, paternity, adoption or foster care leave for six weeks at full pay. it can be combined with existing time off giving them up to 12 weeks off. >>> quick check of wall street.

>> reporter: he took some of his clinton barbs into new territory. he referred to a bathroom break in the last democratic debate >> we believe she will be coming around the corner any minute. >> sorry. >> i thought she quit. i thought she gave up. where did she go? i know where she went. it's disgusting. i don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: then the billionaire developer described her as a loser and pointed to her 2008 presidential race against obama. >> she was favoured to win and she got schlonged. >> reporter: the noun schlong is a term for mail genitalia. the verb means to hit somebody. either way, most people would describe its usage as vulgar. the clinton campaign reacted tuesday on twiters, spokesperson wrote: donald trump has repeatedly faced criticism over the language he has used to describe women. >> you call women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. >> reporter: after that first republican debate donald trump said of moderator megan kelly >> you could see blood coming out of her eyes and wherever >> reporte

the two candidates have been trading barbs in recent days. after clinton said last week her trump tweeted former president clinton has a penchant for sexism and called it so inappropriate. some of his republican opponents have criticized trump's style, while others say they will support him if he wins the nomination. the next round of debates for both sides is scheduled for mid-january. in washington, i'm aixa diaz. patrick: thank you. for the u.s. countries from all over the world experienced flooding this weekend. leeds, and manchester were hit by severe flooding. the floods are a result of heavy rains and swollen rivers. even more rain later this week. authorities are warning of crocodile threats after flooding in australia. 186 miles of stuart highway is cut off until tomorrow morning. so far, one woman has been killed. the flooding is devastating. floodwaters on christmas day. argentina's president canceled his christmas vacation after some of the worst flooding in several decades. people used boats and canoes to get around in concordia

. >> kim: barb poole lives a stone's throw away from the home that was searched for drugs. she's one of a dozen people within a four-block radius sporesed -- forced to evacuate for several hours after authorities discovered a bomb. >> we have handicapped people in this neighborhood that you're inconveniencing because of your stupid. blocked, temporarily shutting down nearby get-n-go and agents used a robot to detonate the explosive device inside the home. >> we heard a click after they told us we were going to hear the bomb go off. >> kali shepherd knows the cummins, david and jennifer kelso and their five children. >> i went to a halloween party in their basement a few years ago and i didn't think they'd be that kind of people. >> police tell me there's no specific bomb threat and don't believe the public is at risk. >> ended up not being an active device as a result of that debtonation but still we wanted to make sure the community was as safe as possible. >> the kelsos were arrested and charged with drug paraphernalia and bailed out after paying their $300 bond. neighbor

hundreds of people tried to reach the enclave by swimming from the coast or climbing barbed wire fences. red cross volunteers treated 185 of the migrants who succeeded in getting into that territory. bushfires in the australian state of victoria have destroyed more than 100 homes. fire crews battled for hours on friday to control the flames at a popular tourist designation. emergency services are warning that there's more fire likely to come. gerald tann reports. >> reporter: an eerie silence hangs over australia's great ocean road. the scenic route outside the city of melbourne is usually packed. a tourists' magnet. it is off limits for now after bushfires swept through towns along the coast >> there are significant property losses. today is really assessment day. whether it's assessing damage to property, safety to roads, power, ware, environmental issues. the other issue today is smoke and what impact that will have in terms of knows who have got underlying conditions. >> reporter: overnight rains helped to get the 22 hundred hectare blaze under control, but the area is still not in

hundreds tried to reach the area by swimming in the coast or climbing barbed wire. 125 of the migrants were treated. greece estimates it could end up spending more than half a billion dollars on the refugee crisis this year. most of that money is being reimbursed by the e.u. but the real cost may come in the cost of lost tourism. from the island the loss boss our correspondent reports. >> reporter:-- lesbos. >> reporter: this woman parks her food vans and waits for occasional business. the refugee crisis however has put her at the top. >> translation: in summer we made up to 20,000 euros a day. now about 500. before it was just 50 euros a day. her van is one of several outside the refugee camp. here refugees can warm themselves by her stove, eat and recharge their cell phones. refugees and migrants have sent up a city in olive groves. those with money have moved to small hotels which would normally be closed in december. they breakfast with police and aid workers. in town they buy credit for cell phones. here they can buy boat and bus tickets for their journey out of greece. >> reporte

." >> the verbal barbs started between the two of them over the weekend and show no signs of easing. abc's megan hughes has more. >> hillary, that's not a president. >> reporter: it may well be a preview of the 2016 presidential face-off. hillary clinton and donald trump going one-on-one. >> you see hillary, did you watch that -- what happened to her? no, she's terrible. >> reporter: and saturday's abc news democratic debate, hillary clinton took jab after jab at the republican front runner. >> mr. trump has a great capacity to use bluster and bigotry to inflame people. >> reporter: capped with this accusation. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. >> reporter: after the debate, clinton's campaign could provide no direct evidence that happened. at a campaign rally monday night, trump pushed back. >> and it turned out to be a lie. she's a liar. no, it turned out to be a lie. >> reporter: and trump is demanding that clinton apologize to which a clinton campa

hundreds of people tried to reach the enclave by swimming from the coast or climbing barbed wire fences. red cross volunteers tweeted 185 of the migrants who succeeded in getting into that territory. greece estimates they could spend half a billion dollars on the refugee crisis this year and most of this money is being reimbursed by the e.u. the real cost may come in the form of lost tourism. on the island of lesbos our correspondent reports. >> reporter: this refugee crisis has put this woman at the top. >> translation: in summer we made up to 2000 euros a day. now about 500. before it was 50 a day. >> reporter: she is one outside one of several outside the refugee camp. here they can warm themselves by her stove, eat and recharge their cell phones. others too have centred on the opportunity. refugees and migrants have sent up a tent city with vendors supplying the hardware. those with money have moved into small hotels dotting the cost which would normally be closed in december. they breakfast with police and aid workers. in town they buy credit for cell phones. here too they can buy

would argue he lost his cool because of threats from panther players along with possible homophobic barbs. but an hour ago his appeal was turned down sew will not play sunday in minnesota. on his twitter page beckham apologized writing sportsman ship and respect in the game are as important as running routes and blocking. i dropped the ball on spores manship sunday. earlier the coach defended his player. >> to beckham being wrong and the only one wrong is not right. it's not fair it's not justice. it's not the way it was. beckham certainly was wrong, and we said he was wrong from day one. but there were factors involved starting in pregame which are well document, which attempt to provoke him. he was provoked. he was out of control. he was wrong. there's no doubt about it. there was two sides to this and not just one. >>> the panthers josh norman flagged once for unsportsmanlike conduct incurred two fines for his part in sunday's mess. $8,681 for a blatant face mask, $17,363 for hits to beckham's head and neck. just over $26,000 in fines. no suspension. by the way both beckham and gordon

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they are there to protect your livestock, live in barbs and n in barns. >> what fast food chain has become -- did you say -- indiana, became a christmas day hot spot in japan? kentucky fried chicken? >> mcdonald's? >> she wanted the cd. [ buzz ] >> the correct answer there is kentucky fried chicken. kfc, huh? >> kfc has convinced people in japan since the early '70s to show up. you have to get reservations in advance. there are lines out the door. >> reservations for the table? >> for kfc. >> from myrtle beach, south carolina. in great britain, some children use this unique method to send their letter to santa, roll it up in a bottle, throw it in the back of the fireplace or window sill? [ buzz ] >> good day for me! >> the correct answer is they throw it in the back of the fireplace i guess santa's coming down the chimney. >> it's pretty neat. santa's able to read what the kids' wishes are through the >> that's clever. >> from kentucky, if icelandic children were naughty over the past year, what might they receive instead of a present? a potato? spinach or carrot? >> a potato. >> you got i

course, as the the world has now seen, one mistake will in the stop the donald from getting in some barbs of his own. mayor michael nutter, head line making remarks he made tuesday about g.o.p. presidential candidate, donald trump. >> he is a bleep, he has no idea what he is talking about. >> nutter said trump should be banned on the city. on twitter trump said mayor nutter of philadelphia, who is doing a terrible job and should be a ham for using such disgusting word in referring to me. low life. >> someone showed me the tweet, he really needs to focus on a apologizing, to the muslim community and people of faith. >> reporter: back and forth began at a tuesday press conference. the focus a call to find whoever left a pig's head outside a kensington mosque. the the mayor was also asked to weigh in on trump's proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. after san bernardino mass shooting that is left more than a dozen dead. fbi says muslim couple may have been radicalized as far back as 2012. nutter admits his response was impromptu but says it was honest. >> i spoke the truth. i possibl

the inside fence had barbed wire, not electric. we stayed there for another year. briefly-- manny talked briefly about wearing the yellow star. you are a little older. how did you feel about wearing the yellow star of david? let me get you a mike. what was it like? mr. greenbaum: we were singled out. the jews had to wear the yellow star of david. they dug trenches. they made you dig them if you had the yellow star on. if you were a child, he didn't bother you. but, we eventually dug trenches for them. we were singled out. to public school, and the teacher sent me home. they said, "no school for jewish children." host: how were you educated? how are the young students educated both in your native in history and in religion?ll as mr. greenbaum: i had no education. i was too young. i was in sixth grade. they deprived me of my education. it was normalized at that hungary. hungr-- in was.reenbaum: i i was,del: unconventionally. i was educated, yes, but not particularly well-rounded. i was not particularly stable. when i came to this country in the seventh grade, i had c

the iowa caucus, front runners in both parties are exchanging barbs. we'll have the latest on the race for the white house. and people in cedar rapids are remembering the lives of two homeless people killed earlier this year. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, source, this cs kcrg-tv9 news at midday. presidential candidates from both parties have just a little more than a month to go, before voters decide who they want to represent them in runners hillary clinton and donald trump are trying to knock each other down while others are rising in the polls. abc's bazi kanani has more. to an enthusiastic crowd in grand rapids, michigan... trump unleashed his fiercest attack yet on hillary clinton. sot she's terrible. using a sexually derogatory term to describe how she got beaten by barack obama in 2008. sot she was favored to win and she got . she lost, i mean she lost.criticizing clinton for taking a bathroom break during her last debate. sot i know where she went. is disguing. ttt sparked his fury. sot donald trump is on video and isis is using the video to r