julian sanchez at the libertarian cato institute says the candidates are taking advantage of people's fears there's almost a sense now that the only way to signal toughness on terrorism is 3 sort of paradoxically by showing yourself most willing to be instrusive and give up civil liberties 243it's a sentiment shared by senator rand paul, mostly alone in the g-o-p field. rand paul" i think if we ban certain religions, if we censor the internet, i think that at that point the terrorists will have won."i'm kristine frazao reporting with national security now at the forefront of issues on the 2016 campaign trail - new fuel in a debate ovov the rights of those who e here and wisisto come hehe in the future.in washington i'm kf reporting. 3 3 taking live look out over le mars tonight on our icon ag and turf sky watch camera.some warmer temperatures will melt the white stuff away. kayla 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist kayla novak." 3 3 3 larry and kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 stronger winds will continue through this evening with gusts near 30mph. t

according to police, the driver 17-year-old gee van know cato was shooting at the state trooper while driving. he crashed into the back of a schoolbus. both vehicle burst into flames and cato is now facing several charges. >>> philadelphia police need your help tracking down the two men behind a violent home invasion in the city's strawberry mansion neighborhood. cops say two men in a silver car burst into a home on the 2900 block of ridge avenue last monday. they say one of those men held one of the homeowners at knife point while the other ransacked the place and stole all kinds of valuables. the homeowner is not hur. both men are about 5-foot eight. if you know anything give police a call. >>> today mark the 74th anniversary of the attacks on pearl harbor. >> and throughout our area, dozens of tributes and memorials honor the roughly 2400 people that gave their lives on that day that lives in infamy. our bill anderson has look at just some of those touching memorials. bill? >> lucy it's a sad part of history that the further we get away from teens the less likely people are to ackn

that information very seriously, reached out to my counterparts with dallas pd chief brown and chief cato. we got in touch with the joint terrorism task force with the fbi, taking these threats serious schools in dallas i-s-d are open as usual today but with a higher police presence throughout the district. the warning is similar to those in school districts in los angeles and new york earlier this week. chicago police officer jason van dyke is now formally indicted for the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. dyke shot mcdonald 16 times in an incident last year. the indictment includes six counts of first degree murder and one count of official misconduct. van dykkis free on bail. he's due back in court tomorrow. the first trial in connection with the death of freddie gray ended in a mistrial. and with no clear outcome for officer william porter, many people see no news as bad news. freddie gray's family attorney "...but i don't buy the nonsense that this is a victory for either side. it's not. it's just a bump on the road to justice, and the road to justice has lots of bumps."

cato some of the best practices. it is easy, hearing the past two months, spending money, giving it police officers in getting them on uniforms. the issues get more complicated about what you will do with the footage once the police department has the information. should it be disclosed in all circumstances? some circumstances? it can be very expensive if you blur out the faces of certain witnesses who may be in public, near the person arrested. these are complicated issues, but the politicians are all over them. this is the first go to reform. let us spend money on body cameras. politicians don't want to discuss these issues. they just say "body cameras" and move on. phones ate have cell the ready, and we are catching more and more police interactions with the public with smartphones. this is a big difference from a generation ago. in the past, when somebody was complaining about excessive , and the officer denies it, the public did not know what to make of it. we were not there, we do not know the people involved.

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i'm in awe you sat there with johnny cato. >> it happened. >> it happens when you're sal. >> i guess so. dave, thank you, i'll come talk to you dave in a moment. >> good morning everybody. i love that. good morning, it was very cool. let's look at the commute. traffic is doing well. did i put my cameras in. >> yes i can. see, i'm away from the job for one day and i don't remember what happened. traffic is moving well as you get into the city. starting next week we'll see lighter than usual conditions, we're a week away from christmas. this is a look at interstate 880. traffic is moving along nicely. if you're driving through marin county it's a nice looking drive. let's go back to the desk. >> an suv on interstate 80 was peppered with bullets. the chp is trying to figure out if it's connected to a string of shooting in the east bay. driving in san pablo yesterday after when someone pulled along side him and opened fire. the victim sideswiped another car but managed to stop. he went to a denny's restaurant for help and a waitress put a cloth on his bleeding arm. >> just trying to be w

we do a lot of work on that at cato as has been said, bail reform measures.overnor chris christie put together an interesting coalition on bail reform, but i see i have run out of time, somebody stop here so we will have more time for questions and answers. thank you. [applause]. >> thank you, mr. lynch. our final panelist, bob woodson who is the founder and president person or neighborhood enterprise and has been instrumental in saving the way for resident management and ownership of public housing together task force of grassroots groups to advise 104th congress, the pennsylvania legislature and wisconsin assembly on welfare reform and help create violence free zones and operate in many of the nation's most troubled schools and communities and also the only person ever to receive prestigious award on both liberal and conservative side, and the macarthur genius fellowship and the bradley foundation prize as well as the presidential citizens medal. i now present to you mr. woodson. [applause]. >> some of my friends said i'm the only non- communistic to win th

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he is the financial, the director of financial regulation studies at the cato institute and finally but not least mr. deepak gupta is the founding principle of gupta kessler in washington d.c.. welcome panel. each of you are going to be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. without objection the witness's testimony will be made part of the record following their oral remarks. once the witnesses have finished their testimony each member the subcommittee will have five minutes within which to ask the panel questions. as her mind of many of you know this but on the table you have three lights. one is green and that means go, yellow means you have a minute left and red means you're time is up. i would note if you get a question why your light is yellow i will give you the leniency to finisher question is a goes on to read but please go on for a minute or two. the microphones are sensitive so please make sure you are speaking directly into them. in fact speaker gingrich welcome and you are recognized for your five minute presentation. >> good morning and

julian sanchez at the libertarian cato institute says the candidates are taking advantage of people's fears there's almost a sense now that the only way to signal toughness on terrorism is sort of paradoxically by showing yourself most willing to be instrusive and give up civil liberties 243it's a sentiment shared by senator rand paul, mostly alone in the g-o-p field. rand paul" i think if we ban certain religions, if we censor the internet, i terrorists will have won."i'm kristine frazao reporting with national security now at the forefront of issues on the 2016 campaign trail - new fuel in a debate over the rights of those who are here and wish to come here in the future.in washington i'm kf reporting. 3 it's a popular hair care productbut now hundreds of people are suing the company claiming the product made them 3 a popular hair care line is facing a backlash and lawsuits. hundreds of customers say the line created by hollywood stylist chaz dean caused their hair to *fall out.* anna werner has more. 3 it's hard to miss their infomercials. ( wen is not an ordinary shampoo. it's som

we hear from our national national correspondent jeff barnd. 3 john samples - political strategist/cato institute 23-- 30sean spicer - rnc chief strategist 52--58donald trump - gop presidential candidate 1:12-1:17dr. ben carson - gop presidential candidate 1:18- 1:24jeff barnd - national correspondent 1:29-1:34 trt: 1:42/pkg/ billionaire donald trump's rise to the top of a splintered 14 candidate field doesn't seem to be soon.. republican powerbrokers met in washington to discuss the remote possibility of a "brokered" gop convention this summer if *no one* candidate can win the simple majority of votes from nearly 25-hundred delegates . by june 2016 when the final state primary contests end ./sot/ "intv_cato-samples-laquasha" samples - " 1:16 "basically, a big problem for a party going into a presidential year is being divided and a brokered convention would be the ultimate sign of a divided and probably losing republican party" 1:29 /vo/ gop leaders say a brokered convention would *only* take place if the frontrunner could not get the required number of votes in the primary season it's

. >> a senior fellow at the cato institute center for liberty and prosperity was vladimir putin's chief economic advisor and personal representative before the g-8, thanks for being with us. how optimistic should web about this meeting between secretary kerry and russian president vladimir putin and what do you expect? >> it depends what you would consider optimistic. on the part of mr. putin, definitely it's quite a substantial breakthrough, because the so-called isolation or semi isolation in which united states tried to put mr. putin for about a year and a half now is completely broken. president obama met mr. putin several times over the past three months, now mr. kerry is visiting mr. putin in kremlin once again, so it's not a surprise that russian minister of foreign affairs has isolation. it's a breakthrough on the russian side. on the u.s. side, it's not clear what the u.s. administration is doing to achieve in this visit. one issue to be discussed is the terrorist organizations on which both sides would agree. i cannot exclude that russian side would push for deheating hezbolla

to 2005, and was vladimir putin's personal representative to the g8 and is a senior fellow at the cato institute. i have to start with the trump comments. what is vladimir putin trying to do, injecting himself into the presidential race? >> i don't think it's a real intervention into the race. it hay come later. clearly he expresses support from mr trump, and is referring to positive comments that trump made about vladimir putin. it could be, using the wards of trump. a productive relationship. >> now, regarding the trump comments, a russian american journalist who is no friend of vladimir putin is quoted as saying vladimir putin respects fighters, aggression and not calm and deliberation. he wants a manly adversary. in that way do you think the trump comment were a non-too subtle dig at president obama? >> mr president obama is not participating in the presidential election next year. it's a hards interpretant in this way. definitely among the candidates for presidency, mr trump looks like the best possible choice for vladimir putin, it is not a big surprise that he supported him. >>

julian sanchez at the libertarian cato institute says the candidates are taking advantage of people's fears there's almost a sense now that the only way to signal toughness on terrorism is sort of paradoxically by showing yourself most willing to be instrusive and give up civil liberties 243it's a sentiment shared by senator rand paul, mostly alone in the g-o-p field. rand paul" i think if we ban certain religions, if we censor the internet, i think that at that point the terrorists will have won."i'm kristine frazao reporting with national security now at the forefront of issues on the 2016 campaign trail - new fuel in a debate over the rights of those who are here and wish to come here in the future.in washington i'm kf reporting. still to come on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.we continue our look at christmas in the corridor with a trip to marion, where many are making the short journey for some dazzling sights. tune in tomorrow at seven for fox 28 morning live.some ideas on how you can help your kids stay busy during the christmas break.and get some unique decorations out of it!jo

he is the financial, the director of financial regulation studies at the cato institute and finally but not least mr. deepak gupta is the founding principle of gupta kessler in washington d.c.. welcome panel. each of you are going to be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. without objection the witness's testimony will be made part of the record following their oral remarks. once the witnesses have finished their testimony each member the subcommittee will have five minutes within which to ask the panel questions. as her mind of many of you know this but on the table you have three lights. one is green and that means go, yellow means you have a minute left and red means you're time is up. i would note if you get a question why your light is yellow i will give you the leniency to finisher question is a goes on to read but please go on for a minute or two. the microphones are sensitive so please make sure you are speaking directly into them. in fact speaker gingrich welcome and you are recognized for your five minute presentation. >> good morning and

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joining me more, dan mitchell, senior fellow at cato institute. dan, this has lots of spending, special interest groups free bibs. i know you look at it. give us most egregious examples. >> to push shuns are playing santa claus. i will dress up in the red jacket. get in the christmas spirit. they are playing santa claus with our money. fiscal discipline was busted with the spending caps. this spending bill, 1.1 trillion-dollar, this is the consequence spending more money. everyone is getting lots of goodies. defense, domestic. every program gets more. good for washington. bad for america. trish: as speaker ryan says, with divided government, no one gets exactly what they want. there are though, it seems to be a lot of wins here for a lot of different groups but if you have to size it up, who actually comes out ahead the most in your view? >> well it is bipartisan. in the sense that the democrats got more domestic spending and republicans got more defense spending. yeah it is divided government. something had to give. what gave was fiscal disciplin

my own media diet, bush came in for a lot of conservative criticism, an awful lot their places like cato, "the weekly standard," american conservative, forbes, professor christopher higgins spoke about this but the volume and tone of criticism directed at mr. bush from the right i think is surprising and something to consider. some of those complaints might be dismissed as not being representative, as being narrow. i think in the later part of mr. bush's second term some could say look, these are conservatives rats fleeing a sinking ship while trying to prevent the good name of conservatives from going down with the bush titanic. there's something to that bestow on balance i don't think you can dismiss it out of him. i think they constitute another red flag towards the facile labeling of bush as a doctrinaire conservative. is there some what of making sense all this, coming up with an account that would explain the pieces that seem to fit, some of the pieces that don't fit, some of the conservative criticism and i think there might be. i end up endorsing some form of what is well-known i

joining me is john mueller, he's a professor of political science at ohio university, a fellow of the catonstitute and author of "chasing ghosts the policing of terrorism." professor, i thought of you yesterday. i read "the new york times" there was a front page story with this headline "fear in the air, americans look over their shoulders." should we not be looking over our shoulders? >> no, fear is a really important emotion if you're walking through the jungle and you face a saber tooth tiger. the fear is the appropriate emotion. that's one of the reasons the human race is here it's what's really important is to get the fear in context and not fear things that have little probability. and what seems to be the says of your chance being killed by a terrorist is about 1 in 4 million per year if you're in the united states. >> you're in california right now. earlier this week in california, 14 people were executed in a presumed act of terror. and i don't you want to be misunderstood, you believe that we face a real adversary. but in many respects it's an adversary not worth the chase in whi

i sternly haven't found this in american situations, even for people referencing cato and john locke. you don't get a lot of straightforward political argument where the bible is introduced that does not make more of a rhetorical man and anository case-- than expository case. this did generate an enormous amount of counterargument. most of this, i would not recommend to a skeptic. >> we are coming to the end of our time here. any final comments or questions? it is right behind you. i'm curious with roman catholic opinion was as the revolution approached, both in the colonies and in the u.k.? in what25,000 catholics and thehe united states wealthier families in maryland that were catholic tended to move in the patriotic direction. the question about what happens when there is an alliance in implicate some colonial catholics. the colonial alliance in france proved that this breakaway movement is morally bankrupt. in the colonies, it is a little different. england, people who took part in the american invasion of canada under benedict arnold, who actually came back from new france, felt

. >> thank you blake chairman of the cato institute executive advisory council dagen mcdowell in the us. >> good morning, glad to be pu. maria: i want to talk maushths and business with you first legality me get your reaction to the tumble story he continues to rise how do you see it? >> well, i think in one way a little scary because a lot of his positions are ridiculous on the other hand it shows a lot of disskoet with statistcon quo concern from both parties people want a different answer one thing about trump that is appealing he is very straightforward he may be wrong but to a many people in d.c. talk around issues i d of d of that. dagen: i want to point out talking about a lot of polls today there is a poll by ap, and people might not like donald trump, might not trust him but republican voters think he is divisive, competent, 8 out of 10 in this republican registered voters call temper very or somewhat divisi did he sizeive, happened this year this is something going on for years, and years, and years. people have dealt whether you want to point to current president, or you w

this is not cato.t the labor supply will shrink nearly a full percentage point over the next 10 years. why? because of obamacare. 2 million people shorter. why? again, because of obamacare. people who have obamacare, maybe they decided to leave their job. they do not have to have a job to get coverage. there is another factor playing into that. small businesses have been shy about. a tipping point at which they have to offer some type of health care or pay the penalty. they are just not hiring. neil: how can they calibrate what a business may or may not do? premiums go up. the demands do not change. extrapolate the 2 million. >> they can tell you anything you may want to know. >> you are less inclined to hire. it is interesting. gerri: the government is now saying that they will not be expanding the obamacare deadline. if you do not sign up by january january 31, you will be out of luck with the obamacare coverage. they also lowered their sights on how many people they want to sign up. they are saying

i interviewed ed crane, the--one of the founders of the arch-libertarian cato institute in washington, and he's very concise. one would always say he's brisk. and he said, "ralph, i oppose all corporate subsidies, unconstitutional wars, liberty-restricting patriarch, and the federal reserve run amok." and i said, "well, that's a pretty good start, ed." [laughter] >> that's a pretty good start. and so, we're dealing here with different categories of left-right stages. you start with public opinion. for example, counter-intuitively, 70, 80% of the american people favor restoration of the minimum wage at least inflation-adjusted from 1968 would be $10.90. it's federal, $7.25 stuck, and california's gonna go to $9 and maybe higher. you have 30 million workers in this country. just think of that, thirty million workers out of about a hundred and forty million, who are making less today in inflation-adjusted dollars purchasing power than workers made in 1968. that holds true for walmart workers, for example, under sam walton, walmart workers made in real money more than they make today, eve

the cato institute wrote in november 2014, that it remains to be seen whether officer wilson will be held accountable at some future date. a cannibal for what? the man was in a set. you talk about vilification, why was it written. you don't know, do you? >> asked him, he's right beside you to mecca went to find out why. >> when the justice department report was issued we immediately update all of our stories. >> why did you saying after he was exonerated by the grand jury that the man, in your opinion, was still guilty. >> i went to attribute that-- i didn't write it. >> you talk about vilification, that's why. >> mike is from philadelphia. again, the chief in his book wrote that when he took over the philadelphia police department he said the disciplinary process-- >> what is that got to do with what you wrote about ferguson? >> he said the disciplinary process in place in the philadelphia police department was a joke. that's in his memoir. he is not vilifying police. he's identify them hollins in the police department to up their standards. >> did i say tim vilified police wax i'm

happy happen knack cato you, those who are celebrating. so difficult driving in some locations because when you have this fog in you sub freezing temperatures, you get black ice, fog, we like to call it i. take it easy, the sun is now coming up. work at those temperatures and the fog will lift away. high pressure is in control. it will continue to hold onto the dry weather pattern for the next couple of days. so current conditions made it just really cold in some spots. 22 in fitchburg. a little milder closer to the coast and we've got temperatures in the 30s and 40s for the cape and islands. currently, you'll a it is 36 in boston, that wind is out of the west, southwest, relatively light but definitely adding a chill. you need to dress for the 20s if you're headed out this morning. the good news is we will see temperatures jump from the 30s couple. hours and by the afternoon, we're in the 50s. well above average this time of year. bright day. ing once the sun goes down, we'll see the mercury fall quite quickly. but take a look at the high

julian sanchez at the libertarian cato institute