as campbell brown said, the media is his oxygen. he said outrageous things and he needs us and does not have to air ads because he is on tv all time. at the same time, he is obviously very credit calf the press. it is a third of his hour long speech on the stump bashing the press and often, very, very, very crudely by name. >> but how can we complain when the frontrunner is willing to subject himself day after day to journalist's questions which i have always said the candidates should do. >> the media is his super pac. he -- after the las vegas debate, he was one of few candidates who went back to the spin room and talked to every reporter including a local reporter from las vegas. there is not a bias in that sense. he is willing to go on msnbc, hardball, he -- why? the message is not necessarily going to change so that is one of the reasons why he has been so dominant and, again, being able to dictate what those organizations are covering and for him to be effective and at the end, obviously, it helped the poll numbers. >> people

on campbell brown, i thought that was fascinating. he said he didn't know if she was still alive. >> very much alive. >> she left the media also, because she was raising two kids at a time. i think he fought hard on both occasions, and he wins that debate. >> what how he talked about rush limbaugh and mark levin. i think that's the only time he's taken a step back from, and the only time he's shown deference to media figures. >> i thought he was saying he had nothing -- and he said those guys made me rethink. >> he conceded, and i think the reason why is he understands what most don't, talk radio has replaced a lot of traditional old media, as far as a way to get primary voters to like you. if he loses them, he's in huge trouble. he has to keep them happy, and that's what he's doing. >> molly, what did you think on his answer about hillary's stamina. she's pushing back. >> that's a very interesting talking point that is evolving, similar to the whole low-energy attack on jeb bush. he is clearly preparing for a general election -- it's

he who must not be named, named on television, campbell brown.d by the crown jewel of nevada, political commentator, john ralston. you guys are keen observers of these debates. well be different about this debate from any of the previous republican debate? john: i think the most interesting thing, you guys know this, it is so dependent on the moderators. not only the questions that they asked, but whether they will actually let a real debate take place. not just a casual exchange. the whole cruise-ruby dynamic is the most interesting thing to watch. they clearly want -- i didn't know what the rules were. that will be the most interesting thing to watch. donald trump will do what he was. ted cruz will not come back at donald trump. he will change the subject. -- ifuz in marco rubio they let them actually have a debate, that would be interesting. and ted cruz a marco rubio on the national security staff. ted cruz has a real vulnerability because of how he barehands rand paul and obama took certain extent on the agitation list front. the electorate

but instead ... 9-year-old campbell brown is spending christmas break rolling instead of gliding. martin says: "i'd love to have a white christmas, but i don't think we're going to have one." with the minneapolis found in store windows and street decorations. kirkpatrick says: "we all want the christmas tingleys around christmas time and snow does that for me. so it dampens the spirit a little bit." even the transplants... who usually fear the snow... say the lack of it ... esquire says: "there's no snow. this is crazy, i expected a blizzard." ... just isn't right. esquire says: "i feel like i'm back in california, because this is exactly how it is in california." and while hennepin avenue channels it's inner rodeo drive... the elves get used to grass under their sleds... kirkpatrick says: "i believe in christmas miracles and i believe snow might happen." because shoppers know it's not christmas list. ed ad lib weather tease on set tonight will be the coolest of the next several days. we will see temperatures just into the 20s. expect clearing skies by tuesday morning. there will

. >> campbell brown once gave money to democrats and then she dareed to criticize teacher tenure. the left attacked her. and they barely attacked her argument. they smeared her character. >> you are a bim bo and a beauty face. and rather than debate me on the issue. >> smear her personally? >> i am sure you get comments on your website and i get e-mails. toughen up. you know, the public dialogue is not a place for the bashful. >> she said people on the left don't silence anyone. it is mistaken to suggest that is a conspiracy of the left. there are exaggerated and intolerant views over the political spectrum. >> i am not saying conservatives don't do it but no one is it living in fear of oh, gosh, i will lose my job. >> cherylat kinson did a lot of reports on sibs. >> when she started to investigate the obama administration, she was a secret covert republican and this was the way to. >> she started to criticize the obama administration. >> she had a marvelous career that went on for decades. >> powers book is unusual because few people on the left think there is a silences am >> yo

brown, number 24. listen to his resume. player of the year in d-3 last year, and runner-up for mr. basketball. he scored 40 points in their opener against campbell, and then 27 in a state championship rematch against conant. conant coach eric saucier called him the best player in the state, regardless of division, after that game. brown has a full scholarship offer on the table from philadelphia university. saint a' s, snhu, and merrimack college could have offers coming as well. we will show you how he does tonight. nba fans, we have a double header for you on christmas day. check out the bulls and thunder at 2:30 and at 5:00, a rematch. tom: right now on wmur.com, we put together the ultimate new jennifer: new hampshire' s oldest sled dog race is back. tom: hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. on average

campbell. with a little eric dickerson as well. 29 carries with $1.37 and a touchdown. one of the mvp candidates. this is why throwing it to brown as they are rolling 40-17 tonight. >>> meanwhile dallas held on as long as they could, but finally on the lack of the quarterback outside doing them in. saturday night they would turn to kellen moore who did all that he could. setting them back for years, officially eliminated from the playoff with that loss. >>> let's look at the nfc east standings, washington on top as they could clinch next saturday night. the giants are 6-8 at minnesota, which will be tough. dallas bringing up the rear at 4-10. >>> meanwhile an interesting game in baltimore today where we know that the ravens are done, but they would face the chiefs who are quietly the hottest team in football. entering sunday, kansas city reeling off seven consecutive games, looking to make it a great eight. getting the start. come on, jimmy, man up. it ain't that cold there. he manned up with them to come out who would make the catch 24- 14. at the half for the chiefs that are up. killing baltimore with them here as they were pi

campbell. check out the huge flathead quinton taylor landed in the iowa river with the help of his father zac. madelyn brown found the honey hole at dells lake. way to go buddy ro. isaac marquardt of dubuque hit the jackpot with mississippi river northern. this is one, very larege sheephead. julie valley nailed the 18 pounder near north buena vista. sadie strowmatt also finding some action on that private pond. talk about a slab bluegill , zeb wessels caught and released this chunker in a palo farm pond. we go to lake erie for the next picture. shelby sloan and her monster walleye. 8 chalupas. eli mumey of bettendorf caught this 20 inch catfish . also on the team were his dad, grandpa and brother ryan. mason oldenburger was using a cain pole and a nightcrawler when this monster crappie took the bait. you are witnessing the start of a great fishing career. ada herold and her first fish ever. owen boge and leah steger of dyersville teamed up on the mississippi for this sheephead. this is adam erwin of williamsburg with a farm pond hog. have you hugged your channel cat today? hailey dietze sure has. all 12 pou

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diarmid campbell-lendrum: many of the largest disease problems that we face are highly sensitive to climate conditions. sam: onto the world stage steps president obama and governor jerry brown, along with a host of world leaders trying to prevent disaster. climate policy expert adele morris at the brookings institution think tank says the meeting is unprecedented. adele morris: well, what's unique about this meeting is it's the first time all countries, all major emitters, or nearly of them, have pledged to take action. sam: but will the action be anywhere close to enough? criticism of shoddy standards splashes headlines these days, like this politico article. the author says, quote, that, "talks are rigged to ensure an agreement is reached, regardless of how little action countries plan on actually taking." is it voluntary carbon reductions? adele: well, every country, or almost every country, is coming forward with its pledge that it designed itself. sam: in other words, countries are making up their own benchmarks. the good news, 150 nations are pledging. you can look at their proposals on the un website. the bad news, we're falling far short of what we need. for the bet