donovan from new york, leonard lance of new jersey, chris smith from new jersey and ileana ros-lehtinen from florida. one thing that all those members of congress have in common, they are all republicans. so this is something that has bipartisan support. it is something that is consistent with common sense, and for the sake of our national security smh in pairs of little over a week ago. before congress goes home for the holidays they should pass legislation to close the no fly know by loophole. and with that question. darlene, would you like to start? [inaudible] likely have to pass a short-term cr. i know them so back and forth about this in the briefing yesterday. could you be more clear about whether the president would sign legislation like that, give them another day to work through the weekend? >> we have been clear that its members of congress get an extra day or two in order to pass legislation, that the president

of chris smith, author democracy's doorstep, the inside story of how the supreme court brought one person, one vote to the united states. that is live monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background while you watch, order your copy of landmark cases, available for a dollars $.95 less shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org. >>

lawmaker chris smith urged president barack obama to do more for the release of the fellow peace prizeaureate. >>> japanese regulators are enforcing tougher rules on drone concerned by safety. they need permits to ply them out of sight or at night. anyone who wants a permit has to report the purpose of the flight, the routes and the drone's serial number. they also need at least ten hours of flight experience. anyone who breaks the rules faces a fine of up to $4,000. >>> regulators clamped down after drones were involved in a string of public disturbances. in april, a small unmanned aircraft was found on the roof of the prime minister's office. authorities say they've already caught some in breaking the new rules. a man a man in the city crashed. the private secretarier is also thimblg of ways to monitor drone flight. nhk world reports on new technology that would limit their access. >> reporter: if the drone finds out the distance from where the drone is coming from. microphones can be as far as 150 meters away. revealing details of the aircraft. when that happens, a security channel

before we allow them to open up again, they'll have an it full clean bill of health. inspector chris smith says he'll be watching the restaurant closely and this incident isn't being taken lightly. >> temperature control issues with food, it's someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: that same boston inspectional services commissioner tells us he does believe that the norovirus was contained through this specific location in cleveland circle, not increasing inspections at other restaurants around the city. we're live in cleveland circle, susie steimle, wbz "this morning ". >> susie, thank you very much. >>> 5:06, drudge -- donald trump's lead in new hampshire is growing, chris christie now in third place, criticizing the plan to ban muslims from entering the united states during campaign stops in new hampshire last night, both jeb bush and hillary clinton pounced on trump's comments, here's bree >> they're saying he's not a serious presidential candidate, trump ignoring all calls to retract his statements. >> somebody in this country has to say what's right, it's short-term, let

of chris smith, author democracy's doorstep, the inside story of how the supreme court brought one person, one vote to the united states. that is live monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background while you watch, order your copy of landmark cases, available for a dollars $.95 less shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org. and rivalrycs between isis and al qaeda, and how the u.s. should counter the threat of these groups. the discussion was hosted by new america. this is one hour and 20 minutes. jason a lookreport was to take at strategic competition between al qaeda and the islamic state. we looked at islamic state and al qaeda as revolutionary groups. them asing at revolutions as both organizations have tried to fight against the standard world order and within the region of syria and iraq. identified as a malice organization. they favor political preparation of areas that they intend to go into. they use violence, but it is not in support of political objectives. the violence comes second. this has been seen in a

chris smith of new jersey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. smith: i want to thank chairman pitts for his extraordinary work on this legislation. green, o thank chairman pallone and mr. upton for their strong support in this legislation. in the senate we had orrin hatch, frank burr, al franken who worked in a bipartisan way to ensure that this life-affirming, life-saving legislation not only made it through the senate but was beefed up, made stronger. this was, you know, people talk about the lack of bipartisanship. i do believe this is one of those bills where we've all come together to say whether it be bone marrow or adult stem cells in the form of cord blood that it be made available to as many people as possible in the most useable and efficacious way. mr. speaker, we know this, and i won't try not to be too redundant because i know the chairman explained it. the bill under consideration by the house does re-authorize through 2020 two critically important and complementary programs. cell w. "bill" young stem trant plantation program and th

and later in the week, we have john cena, amy poehler, chris hemsworth, will smith, and calvin harris will be here all week. giant, big week. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he's a 16-time grammy award winner. she is one of the biggest pop stars in france, making her u.s. tv debut tonight. never has done television. [ cheers ] sting and mylene farmer are here. [ cheers and applause ] sting and mylene will be here, and we're gonna talk to them and they're going to sing "stolen car" is the song. let's see if we can play a a little bit of the song for you. [ imitating sting ] what might save us me and you is if the stolen car is from me to you >> jimmy: that's it. that's all you get. >> steve: that sounded great. >> jimmy: isn't that a good [ cheers and applause ] "stolen car." that's the name of the song. we'll play a little more. >> steve: what else is on that album? [ imitating sting ] we have a couple other cars a couple we bought a couple we stole this is once a stolen car >> jimmy: that's all you're getting'. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's left t

chris smith was the main sponsor. one of the things that's how do we solve this? co-location.s inagencies doing the same city were supposed to co-locate in the same place. if they did not, they had to get a waiver from the secretary of state that had to be done in consultation with the head of the agency, which was not going to co-locate. the accountability review board that looked into what happened in benghazi said the say inx -- the cia annex in the facility were not relocating because it was a temporary facility. it was open for well more than a year. there's been fruitful investigations in congress. the senate intelligence committee put out a report that shows the threat coming through the military -- the real question people have to ask is why was our government so negligent that they let those two facilities sit there over that long period of time? when he testified in the house committee back in 2013, he said one of the main principle reasons that chris stevens was was becauseon 9/11 they wanted to look at making a permanent facility then. they needed to do some things

plus, we have john cena and [ cheers and applause ] later this week, amy poehler, chris hemsworth, will smith, and calvin harris will all be joining us. >> steve: woah! >> jimmy: it's going to be good. but first, we have an fantastic show tonight. we love her when she stops by. she's the emmy award-winning star of "homeland." the lovely claire danes is here. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: claire and i are playing pictionary with some special guests later in the show. plus, what a tremendous director this guy is. and one of the nicest guys, and the coolest guys. but, i mean, he's made how many awesome movies? "splash," "apollo 13," "the grinch stole christmas," "a beautiful mind," "da vinci code," "frost nixon," "rush," the list goes on and on. he's unbelievable. anyway, his new film is called "in the heart of the sea." about the big whale. yeah, giant whale. everyone's going to call it the whale movie. >> steve: yeah, the whale movie. >> jimmy: yeah, the whale movie. ron howard is stopping by tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a big epic movie.

we have andy smith from unh and chris from saint anselm college, a professor of politics. a big picture first. let' s start with you. what was your take away. chris: my take away is i think it is a status quo debate. t think anyone had any disastrous moments. this in the same position they were going in. josh: coming into this, bernie sanders is the front runner. did he do any damage to his campaign or did perry clinton catch up? andy: one weakness has been that democrats have seen quentin as the most electable candidate in november and the candidate has the right experience to be president. nothing' s interested today diminished that. he may still be the candidate that democratic voters want to vote for. according to polls, voters are thinking clinton is the candidate they should vote for. josh: a lot of ground covered in the debate. coming into it was the scandal, however you characterize it. around bernie sanders, hillary clinton and voter data. sanders filed a suit to get his data back before the debate. we knew it was going to come up during the debate. here' s a litt

chris pratt. how she used her mom and jada pinkett smith's shocker on the red carpet. >>> and dwayne johnson opens up with depression. >> it wound up being one of the greatest chaptsds in my life. >>> plus are these guys really ridiculously good-looking days over?

here today is andrea tantaros, sandra smith, author and founder of the chris kyle frog foundation, and we welcome back super bowl winning quarterback, broadcaster for business man joe thisman. taking no chances. a reminder we live in a different world stained by savages overseas and at home. the vast los angeles unified school district spanning more than 900 schools telling 640,000 students to stay home. the same message for school employees. officials say they received an electronic threat aimed at many schools. william is live from los angeles. >> reporter: this is an unprecedented action. all campuses evacuated because of this credible threat of violence. they get threats all of the times. individual schools on lockdown sometimes. but this one was rare and prompted the school board to act. ap is reporting that it was an e-mail to one school board member discovered around 5 a.m. that appeared to come from overseas. we are told they are looking for a backpack or package that contains a bomb. 900 schools, 200 charter schools closed according to the superintendent out of an abou abundan

smith answers for stonehill. another three ball. he will feed chris walters, who knocked down three of his 24 points. 57. the women. the offensive rebound and lays it in. sara ryan alone for 3 from the wing. cathrine stinson had a team-high 14, but stone hill wins it big day for 66-56. plymouth state univrsity, they held the first ever track meet in the new 32 million dollar active living, learning, and wellness north building. the track is named after george davis, a 1963 graduate of plymouth state and hall of fame track coach at umass lowell, psu is in its first year with a varsity track and field program, plymouth freshman isaiah bolden was the star of the day. he won the long jump and the 60 meter high hurdles. both times were diii new england championship qualifying times. expected to play tomorrow. we will see. stephanie: knock on wood. i' m sure you' hayley: the forecast down in texas, a lot warmer. stephanie: that does it tonight. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingl

here today is andrea tantaros, sandra smith, author and founder of the chris kyle frog foundation, andlcome back super bowl winning quarterback, broaas

thanks also to the rest of the democratic tax team, tiffany smith, ryan abraham, chris arnison, robert andrews, karen getts and tom wooten. i also want to thank ranking member wyden's health people. for majority. mr. mcconnell:'s office, i want to thank hazel marshall, scott ram, don stewart for all they did to help put this bill together and negotiate the package and to shore up enough votes to get it done. thanks also to monica paup and jane lee from the majority whip's office. and from the minority leader reed's office, i want to thank drew willison, ellen denesky and kate lyon. over on the house side, i want to thank chairman brady's tax team for their work on this legislation. and from speaker ryan's staff, i want to thank austin snite and dave haufy. of course no tax effort is ever completed without the vital assistance offered by the staff at the joint committee on taxation. i want to thank j.c.t.'s chief of staff and all of his great staff for the long hours they put in to make sure this bill was put together right. finally, i want to act knowledge the senate legislative counse

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, len doherty, and tyrone woods. i'm here to honor the service of those men. the courage of the diplomatic security agency and the cia officers who risked their lives that night. and the work their colleagues do every single day, all over the world. i knew and admired chris stevens. he was one of our nation's most accomplished diplomats. mother liked to say he had sand in his shoes because he was always moving, always working. especially in the middle east that he came to know so well. when the revolution broke out in libya, we named chris as our envoy to the opposition. there was no easy way to get him into benghazi to begin gathering information and meeting those libyans who were rising up against qaddafi. he found a way. to get himself there on a greek cargo ship just like a 19th century american envoy. much 21stas very century, hard-nosed diplomacy. it is a testament to the relationship that he built in libya that on the day following the awareness of his death, tens of thousands of libyans poured into the street

chris martinez has the latest. rortmac fbi agents raided a house that are safe, california. the shooting. smith-suspect and families to live the store. soon at hand breaking in. >> the hospital on to a friend who allegedly purchased two assault rifles used in the search shooting and also the we make the litigation that their heart of an organized larger group or part of a cell.>>> to los angeles times reports that season and i both the group and his wife 29-year- old tashfeen malik fled her support to an online post to this for the philly rampage. his fans also send last year she became part about started dressing conservatively. isis: couple supporters. short of players on stability for the attack, san bernardino, california. strike new details on the hunt new hampshire woman who was a loyal. they 31-year-old head as the shooter said over her and shot her. parents say she should have been shot in the head of issues shot in the arm, side any and she had 20 shrapnel was on her body. we related to this here have we will carry that address to the nation. live tonight at 8 pm. yesterday, chemical s

chris klieman... used to be on mark farley's staff ... first drive for the panths, aaron bailey play-action, throws it up and brandon smith hauls it in for the 25-yard touchdown... that's just his 3rd reception of the season... panthers lead 7-0 ... 2nd d arter, tied at 7... watch deiondre hall strip the ball away and jared farley recovers for uni... that's why hall was named the conference defensive playeof the year ... it would lead to this michael schmadeke 32-yard field-goal...panther s go up 10-7 ... their defense was schult comes up with another sack... uni would lead 10-7 at the break ... but on the opening ickoff of the 2nd half, bruce anderson finds the lane... it looks like the panthers stop him, but he spins and breaks free... he goes 97 yards for the touchdown... bisisn go up 14-10 ... 4th quarter, same score, king frazier makes it a two-possession game with this 4-yard touchdown... ndsu up 21-10 ... uni quickly drove down the field and sextled for a 23-yard field-goal from schmadeke... panthers trail 21-13 ... their defense made a stand, so last chance for the uni offense... but bailey is sacked in thend zone for the safety.

. >>> plus hollywood superstar will smith and breakout country star chris stapleton here live as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> good morning, chris stapleton. here on "good morning america" this morning. boy, did he blow everyone away at the cmas. >> he did. >> with justin timberlake. >> and he's going to blow everyone here in just a little bit right here in times square. >> also picked up a few cma awards that night. >>> take a look at our control room. oh, all decked out in onesies. >> oh, wow. >> like the leopard one is there they are comfortable but not the only reason -- >> look at lilly directing. >> she's a dancing director. >> yeah. they're the most searched gift this holiday season and our how to get a great deal on them for you and your family. >> notice when there's a camera shot in the control room we have all the time in the world. >> just keep going. >> no wraps. >> we gave amy plenty of time to get over there for the morning rundown. >> thank you for that. onesies in the control room. the big story this morning, the u.s. stepping up the fight against isis, ash ca

from the corner, and on the near court, carter smith answers for stonehill, with a three from the point. another three ball at the other end, sanders feeds chris walters , who knocks it down. then stonehill turns it over, the penmen get it ahead to sanders, who is going to throw it down with the left hand. he finished with 15 points. 59-57, the final. safety programs for the women. earlier in the day off the miss, , this is olivia conrad, gets the offensive rebound and lays out and in off the glass. kylie lorenzen drives the left side for the finish. but stonehill was able to pull away down the stretch, samantha hyslip backs down the defender and scores. cathrine stinson had a team-high 14 points for southern new 66-56. only the second loss of the season for southern new hampshire. the third annual coaches for a cause high school basketball jamboree, hosted by new hampshire' s sports page games , being played today and tomorrow at londonderry high school. this is merrimack and portsmouth. nice drive to the hoop there by the clippers. nice finish. training a three for merrimack at the other end. but portsmouth went on a run and win 56-39. all t

smith, kcrg tv9 news. thanks, brady. state, county and local road crews are out trying to keep up with this winter storm. first alert storm team meteorologist chris havely is checking on road conditions he joins us live in the kcrg-tv9 mobile weather lab. chris, where are you right now? roads in eastern iowa are partially to completed cover at this hour. crews have been out much of t t day trying to keep up with the winter storm. now that it's dark, driving will be even more difficult. bruce and beth? now here's a look at some of a-b-c. let's go back to justin now for food delivery services are busy today as people decide to stay in and order out. the winter storm is causing some delays for people trying to catch a flight to pasadena for the rose bowl. continue through the evening and first part of the night. widespread totals of four to eight inches are likely with some locally higher amounts west and lower amounts south. much of this activity will taper off winds will remain gusty, going as high as 30 mph. mososy cloudy skies continue tomorrow with lighter winds and highs in the 20s. some light snow is possible tomorrow night into wednesday but

chris klieman... staff ... first drive for the panthers, aaron bailey play-action, throws it up and brandon smith hauls it in for the 25-yard touchdown... that's just his 3rd reception of the season... panthers lead 7-0 ... 2nd quarter, tied at 7... watch deiondre hall strip the ball away anan jared farley recovers for uni... that's why hall was named the conference defensive player of the year ... it would lead to this field-goal...panther s go up 10-7 ... their defense was tripoli native karter schult comes up with another sack... uni would lead 10-7 at the break ... but on the opening kickoff of the 2nd half, bruce e derson finds the lane... ittooks like the panthers stop him, but he spins and breaks free... he goes 97 yards for the touchdown... bison go up 14-10 ... 4th quarter, same score, king frazier makes it a game with this 4-yard touchdown... ndsu up 21-10 ... uni quickly drove down the fieleland settled for a 23-yard field-goal from schmadeke... panthers trail 21-13 ... their defense made a stand, so last chance for the uni offense... but bailey is sacked in the end zone for the safety... panther seas

chris klieman... used to be on mark farley's staff ... first drive for the panthers, aaron bailey play-action, throws it up and brandon smith hauls it in for the 25-yard touchdown... that's just his 3rd reception of the season... panthers lead 7-0 ... 2nd quarter, tied at 7... watch deiondre hall strip the ball away and jared farley recovers for uni... that's why hall was named the conference defensive player of the year ... it would lead to this michael schmadeke 32-yard field-goal...panther s go up 10-7 ... their defense was spectacular in the first half, tripoli native karter schult comes up with another sack... uni would lead 10-7 at the break ... but on the opening kickoff of the 2nd half, bruce anderson finds the lane... it looks like the panthers stop him, but he spins and breaks free... he goes 97 yards for the touchdown... bison go up 14-10 ... 4th quarter, same score, king frazier makes it a two-possession game with this 4-yard ... uni quickly drove down the field and settled for a 23-yard field-goal from schmadeke... panthers trail 21-13 ... their defense made a stand, so last chance for the uni offense... but bailey is sacked i

smith... he goes 71 yards the 49ers first regular season in win chicago since november 17th, 1974... 26- 20 is the final we'll be right back. t chris havely for your final forecast. the clouds will stay overhead tonight, with some areas of fog developing overnight, lasting into the morning commute. we will start our monday with mainly overcast skies, with some gradual despite the cloud cover, we're still maintaining our above average temperatures in the 40s across eastern iowa. the rest of the workweek is very quiet with a mix of sun and clouds each day, with temperatures still very mild. look for highs to be in the upper 40s to around 50 through the end of the week. the next chance for rain comes on tuesday night with another weak system possibly giving us a few sprinkles. thanks chris. thanks for joining us for 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! swi

smith is number five. the best bang for the buck actors are chris evans and mila kunis. >>> a diamond that was bought back in 2007 -- the fozle is a rare form. he fully cooperated with the investigation and agreed to turn the fozle over to authorities. >> coast guard is called in when a ship runs aground in the delaware river. >> two people including a teenager are shot in philadelphia's kensington section and police are searching for the gunman. >>> those stories and more, plus, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. mornings. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they're number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life's morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make them better. >> happening now, counselors will be on hand at a new jersey school after an 8-year-old is killed in a murder suicide. >>> more turmoil and tension in chicago af

chris and vicole. they still have another month, but they need to make 55 thousand more dollars. joining me now is patricia smith with the salvation army. what is your goal for this campaign? how do you plan to reach it? so far, the red kettle campaign has raised 270 thousand dollars. that means they still have5 thousand dodoars left to go. organizers say this funraising campaign is especially important because the money raised for this event accounts for 60 percent of the year's budget. to help boost donations the salvation ar is starting the big ten kettlelelub this week. credit union large donation. tv-9's forrest saunders, thanks a lot. twitter is cracking down against hateful speech on its site. and a n research group says they havava new system that wiwi let you put your favorite emoji into passwords. that's ahead in today's techbytes. area during the plan on snow to overspread the area during the morning commute. many areas should see arund an inch of snow, though some isolated 2" reports cannot be ruled out either. the bottom line is that the commute will likely turn this system should d out by noon at t

chris murphy. >> christmas take. >> new album hits stores today. >> today good today. >> i'm looking forward to will smith's movie concussion>> there is another movie coming out sister with tina fey is that right. tina fey and amy poehler, i think it looks funny. >> they always team up. >> it is so funny. >> i want to see that, december 18th, a lot of movies. >> cold play, are they still relevant. they were so huge. what have they put out lately. >> we will find out today. >> there is a lead singer chris martin, right, he had a daughter and he name her apple is that right. >> did he. >> with gwyneth paltrow. >> yeah. >> i love that. >> receipts's talk about get your wallet ready. over next few days you have a chance to score major swag from the set of star wars. we will show you what hit the auction block straight ahead. one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing) >>> a live look at love park, and this is, the the voice of jasmine sullivan, r and b singer will be on "goo

chris christie in third and jeb bush at 8%. joining us now to help sort it out is dr. andy smith. thanks for being here. on the republican side, the establishment has been hoping and praying for somebody to come and knock out donald trump. but he has remained at the top. what does that tell us? >> it tells us donald trump has been a better politician than anybody expected. he is unconventional but has the establishment vote is split among multiple candidates. the second candidates, marco rubio, jeb bush, maybe chris christie and john kasich. there is more support for a establishment candidate, but there are multiple candidates dividing the vote. because there are so many candidates, 25% might win the primary. adam: that has typically afflicted the antiestablishment candidate. let' s think about more -- one of the more establishment candidates. this chris christie seeing a bump? >> make a little bit. i think it is difficult to say endorsements from newspapers matter as much. it does not have the circulation it did. it does not put its editorials in its news coverage like it had in the past in 1980 with t

chris and nicole. they still have another month, but t ty need to make 55 thousand more dollars. joining me now is patricia smith with the salvation army. what is your goal for this campaign? how do you plan to reach it? so far, the red kettle campaign has raised 270 thousand dollars. that means they still have 55 thousand dollars left to go. organizers say this nraising campaign i i especially important because the money raised for this event accounts for 60 percent of the year's budget. to help boost donations the salvation army is starting the big ten kettle club this week. the university of iowa community credit union for now back to you guys in the studio. cheering storming the court hawkeye fans are celebrating this morning aftethe men's basketball team upset the number one ranked and undefeated michigan state spartans last night. iowa controlled the game from start to finish. the final score was 83 to 70. this is the first time since 1999 that the hawks have knocked off a number one ranked opponent. it's the first time the team has ever done it at home. for college basketball in iowa this year... the uni