we caught up with representative dina titus at an event with local latino community leaders. ((rep. dina titus/(d) las vegas: "i don't think any of the republicans have the kind of ground game that the democrats have, we've got field offices, we're phoning, knocking on doors.")) ((patrick walker)) depending on who you ask... both parties say they have the edge in nevada, one of the "first-up" states in the primary race. ((rep. dina titus/(d) las vegas: "we're ginning up a lot of excitement because this is kind of the kickoff, and we want to see nevada turn blue.")) spokesman: "you look at what happened in 2014 with governor sandoval, sweeping and taking the assembly, taking the senate, taking the constitutional offices, 3 out of 4 congressional offices.")) ((patrick walker)) g-o-p representatives say the party recognizes the importance of nevada in the presidential race. party spokesman fred brown says republicans are looking to gain on the momentum they built here in 2014. ((fred brown/national gop spokesman: "it's a key battle ground state, which is why having the debate here earl

congresswoman dina titus says she supports the journalists working at the paper who protest the lack of transparency and journalistic ethics. dina titus 1:00 it's time for the new owners to take off their mask and prove they have nothing to hide. review journal columnist john l. smith said no one at the rj has confirmed the purchaser's identity for employees. in a 2013 article in the daily beast, smith writes about how adelson sued him into bankruptcy over a brief passage in a book smith wrote called sharks in the desert. the lawsuit came while smith's then 8-year-old daughter was suffering from brain cancer. and smith isn't the only journalist adelson has gone after. darcy tag: the chairman and ceo of the las vegas sands corporation also owns a daily newspaper in israel. darcy spears, channel 13 action news. our red, white and blue 2016 event near town center.. ted cruz will be holding a rally at "the siena community center" today at -9- . cruz has been surging in the polls recently -- he's currently second, behind donald dr. ben carson's poll numbers have taken a hit recently -- bu

and today, congresswoman dina titus took to the u-s capitol house floor... and called on the new ownership group to unmask themselves: (( rep. dina titus / (d) nv-1: "we know nothing about the group, nothing about their business ties, their potential conflicts of interests. several watchdog and journalist integrity groups, including the society of professional journalists, have rightly called for the new owners to be transparent and reveal their identities or risk having the quality and the value of the information they provide rightly questioned by readers and ((denise valdez)) titus applauded the paper's employees for their online protest of the lack of transparency. earlier today, fortune magazine reported that adelson was behind the purchase. the magazine speculates that political influence could be the reason for the purchase... but openly questions why the first place. yesterday, adelson told c- n-n he had --quote-- "no personal interest" in the paper's new owner -- but the r-j reports tonight that adelson funded the transaction. senator harry reid won

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still - nobody understands the furtiveness- which even prompted congresswoman dina titus to the floor. "why would you want this to be a secret i ve heard some speculation that they didnt want to come out with it after a certain date or after a certain event i dont knwo if its true or not but it just doesnt make any sense." both titus and editors and reporters who took to social media and even their own website with the irony - why a company whose main value should be transparency - cant be transparent themselves. "there is value in knowing the intentions behind why certain things are being covered and why certain things arent being covered certain in an editorial page youre in a swing state in a presidential year." we weren't able to reach anyone family to confirm for ourselves. we have left messages for them and will why they were so discrete about the purchase. live in the newsroom ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. the review journal is the largest newspaper publication in nevada. 1 hundred and 40 million dollars. presidential candidates from last night's spent another day i

year-old was strangled in his tote elroom, he was found naked with a belt around his neck and grlice dina not give a pos ceb motive but that baker was robbed before his body was found. and police are investilinting a news" dfferent type of theft to. multiple suspects stole 40 tanks of industra two facilities in the city and caught the attention of homeland security. chad eaadelli has the latest. >> reporter: this is surveillance of the first theft on december 15th, a suspect organizes the tanks and then a dodge or chrysler min see van pullsn'tp and ieps tera suspect load the vehicles, a lookout vehicle, this light colored ford ight,scape thislls into the pa lot and then pull as way and a suspect emerges and hops the arrirecore and later cuts a hol the fence so the men evan can pull in. >> you talk about quantity taken, b some tanks taken, that is a lot of propane that could last a long time. >> the industra likely for money but with so many stolen homeland security is likely for money but with so many stolen homeland security is wolved as a eaecpnotion. >> some of the size is 100 pound ta

republicans must have a leader with dina michl, power and passion. we have had two such bearers in this debate. but the nexus question is this. which model is most relevant? president ronald reagan. this debate boils down to three big issues. first, i'm going to talk about presidential demeanor. second, i'm going to analyze the debate on economic policy. and finally, we'll conclude with a discussion on foreign policy. but first, presidential demeanor. in this new world of social media, entertainment and instant communication, we need a leader who can use these outlets to the party's advantage and president coolidge's time of print media, less words may have been viewed as asset but today they very well may be drowned out by louder voices. because republicans choose to be quiet doesn't mean bernie or hilary or donald will, too. polls only indicate to gop hopefuls that voters want a fighter and refuse to engage with hopefuls like marco rubio or jeb bush because they feel as if they're not occupying these spaces enough. to that extent, casting a ballot

dina bauer received a call from walmart saying someone had paid for the items she had placed on lay away. she said this act has restored her faith in humanity. >> right here on the receipt, who ever paid for it, wrote merry christmas. so this receipt will be with me always. just as a reminder of how wonderful people can be. >> well, dina says when she went to pick up her order from walmart, the clerk told her she was just one lay away of many that had been anonymously paid off. that's pretty great. >>> now, let's go to the weather. not so great in michigan with this 50-car pileup. there were hundreds of accidents, but no serious injuries miraculously. now the weather channel's reynolds wolf has a look at the weather across the country. good morning. >> alex, my friend, here's a look at your forecast across the country. i'll tell you some places still mild, especially in the south after the west got some action. and in the northeast we're finally getting some seasonable weather. we have the lake-effect snow machines cranking up, some spots getting up to a foot of snowfall. it will be endi

her tiny figure at her reputation won many hearts including the queen of hearts, the late princess dina. they died within days of each other. and death when she is officially made a saint she will be deemed able to intercede with god on behalf of the faithful. the canonization is likely to draw huge clouds and witnesses in rome. her work andussed legacy with father james martin. he joined us from new york. it aboutrtin, what is mark -- mother teresa's work that makes her a candidate for sainthood in the catholic church? father martin: it was her work with the poor, her piety, and devotion. recently people realized she had done all this without a lot of interior experiences of rare so she was able to do all these amazing works while feeling a great sense of distance from god. then intensifies people's idea of her holiness. laura: is there an overlap between her work with the poor and the needy and the very philosophy of pope francis? father martin: absolutely. pope francis asked us to encounter the poor, to touch the --r, literally touched their shake the hands and be with them. laura: p

. >> dina is a professor leading the project dubbed emerald which has ph.d. student chu demonstrates is a wireless technology that captures motion in real-time regardless of obstruction. >> it is moving. >> chin is not wearing anything special? it's just picking up his movement through the wall? >> yeah. no cell phone, no pendant, no sensor on. it's purely based on wireless signals of our body and coming back to the device. >> reporter: what was the inception for this? >> so we work on wireless networks. the question is can you use wireless networks or wi-fi for purposes other than communications? with it? >>> and we will you take to escondido where they are harnessing the power of tidal waves for clean energy. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte

>> dina is very fashionable. incredible hair-dresser at my salon.re tighter, and sexier, where it is more, you know, has that product kind after feel to it. >> it does look real cool. putting the thing in there takes it to the next snell. >> and black now is really big. so wearing something black and sleek with a nice bun it, would be amazing, yes. >> 302nd left. we finish with susi. and she has like messy curly hair all morning, so you're here doing something different with her? >> i kind of put it in a bun. i'll show you how nice it is to wear messy, and sexy hair. along those ways, and we can all wear twists and put it up. but i think i like her hair just down. >> yes? >> and can i also say, i love to, you know, tell all of my clients and everybody and all of my friends happy holidays. >> you are so nice. >> so i love to see my salon and thank you for being here. >> i am happy, everyone knows i can't come here because i am so loud and he's so quiet. >> we balance each other out. i did your hair this morning. >> looks great. back to you guys, and

still - nobody understands the furtiveness- which even prompted congresswoman dina titus to the floor. "why would you want this to be a secret i ve heard some speculation that they didnt want to come out with it after a certain date or after a certain its true or not but it just doesnt make any sense." both titus and primack praise rj editors and reporters who took to social media and even their own website with the irony - why a company whose main value should be transparency - cant be transparent themselves. "there is value in knowing the intentions behind why certain things are being covered and why certain things arent being covered certain in an editorial page certainly when youre in a swing state in a presidential year." ophelia young, fox5 local las vegas>> we weren't able to reach anyone from the adelson family to confirm this information for ourselves. the review journal is the largest newspaper publication in nevada. a man was stabbed to death at an apartment complex... and police say squatters may be the suspects. authorities say just after 12 yesterday afternoon they respo

. >> reporter: dina glassies battling a kidney disease known as fsgs, after dialysis could not stop kidney failure she had a transplant in january. unfortunately the disease, came right back. >> tough at times taking the medication, so it seems like between 15 and 20 in the morning and then again at night. >> reporter: savanna a has missed a a lot of school and could not do many physical activities until getting catheter out of her chest. what has it been like for you to see your daughter go through all this stuff. >> tough. >> reporter: but a month ago savanna was invited to a women's basketball game at rider university. through a non-profit called team impact savanna and the team were pared up for a mentoring program. eleven year-old didn't know much about basketball but took right to it. members of the team bounded with a girl, and just like it. >> great to see how she can still smile, even though she is going through all that stuff, and it makes you just smile, and do so much more for everyonees >>> we're back live, with savanna a and rest of the teammate. what were you thinking when y

yesterday, congresswoman dina to reveal themselves... and today titus released a statement applauding the adelson family for coming forward. the chairman of the society of professional journalists' ethics committee said today that there are still questions about why great pains to conceal their identity... adding that the sale still lacks transparency./// ((dave courvoisier)) > we're learning new details tonight in last night's deadly shooting at a doctor's office... that we first brought you as breaking news. metro police tell us a woman who was shot dead, was attempting to rob the office with a male companion. we've learned that doctor ted thorp was seeing a patient at his office near charleston and rancho around 7:00 last night when the would-be robbers burst in, forced thorp, a patient, and another employee into a room and held them at gunpoint -- demanding money and possibly drugs. thorp was pistol whipped... the other employee managed to escape and grab a gun from his car. that employee returned and shot the suspects near the back

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this is a street in southern california, perhaps in the san bear nare dina area -- san bernardino area. >> it's in a different county than los angeles. about an hour, in traffic an hour and a half. you can see a line of police officers, if they can zoom in. it looks like they are crouched down. approaching, not sure if they have one person down, maybe perhaps two others that could be in that vehicle. we obviously do not know. that is pure speculation on my part. but clearly they are beg extreme cautious in their approach to that dark-colored suv. >> they are all taking cover. that car is bullet ridden. we are told you can sea a window that looks like it's been shot out. we're going to stay with this because we want to bring you what may be, we don't know if it's relairktsd but we are it's relairktsd but we are certainly going to stay with it, because all afternoon the big fear and the reason abc news and we have stayed up all this time since like 2:20 is because these suspects are on the loose, and right now, a huge manhunt in southern california, and right now we do have this suv that

understands the furtiveness- which even prompted congresswoman dina titus to the floor. "why would you want this to be a secret i ve heard that they didnt want to come out certain date or after a certain event i dont knwo if its true or not but it just doesnt make any sense." both titus and primack praise rj editors and reporters who took to social their own website with the irony - why a company whose main value should be transparency - transparent themselves. "there is value in why certain things are being certain things arent being covered certain in an editorial page certainly when youre in a swing state in a presidential year." we weren't able to reach anyone this information for ourselves. messages for them and will why they were so discrete about the purchase. newsroom ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. the review journal is the largest newspaper publication in nevada. costed 1 hundred dollars. 24/7, with chief pretty night for some as our overnight degrees. partly cloudy skies for thursday with a high of 51. friday we'll start in the upper 30s with an afte

traveling with his band, scott wheel and and the wild about's, the group scheduled to perform at the med dina ballroom sunday night. that will show watts canceled. also lead singer of bells of revolver, struggled with substance abuse for years. the cause of death has not been revealed. >> headliner for the super headliner show has been announced. who will be playing at superbowl 50 on cbs this year? we'll have that answer. plus, not bad weekends shaping up. katie has a check on the temperatures, whether there is any rain in our forecast. hopefully we're finished with that for a few days. we'll take a short break this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer. (to date the city of philadelphia has only

dina titus 1:00 it's time for the new owners to take off their mask and prove they have nothing to hide. we reached out to adelson's people at sands, they said they know nothing about the deal. just days away from the holidays... a package thief takes not one... but three christmas presents from a family! now they're hoping someone might recognize him. here you see the man run up and grab a package, then he comes back to get two more. the homeowner says u-p-s just dropped the boxes off 10 minutes before they were taken. glenn counts packages stolen 11:59:06z;05 it certainly ruins the spirit of christmas. this isn't the time to be stealing packages from people. a neighbor found two of the 3 packages a few blocks away. they had been opened, and then just tossed out. the homeowner says the crook must not have wanted the backpack for a two year old. time now is x:xx --- up next.. did you know our favorite funny man jimmy kimmel isn't just a comedian and talk show host... he's also a secret author! "so i've ghost written a book that i put your name on.. and it's called winners aren't losers.

. >> reporter: dina is the professor leading the project, dubbed emerald. which has this ph.d.ireless technology. so he's not wearing anything special? it's just picking up his movement through the wall? >> yeah, no cell phone, no sensor, no pendant. it's purely based on how the signal reflects off our body. >> reporter: what was the inception for this? >> we work on wireless networks. the question is, can we use this for purposes other than communication? can you sense the environment with it? >> reporter: it not only detected his position in the room, but his elevation from the floor. >> you want to see the red dot fall? >> reporter: yeah, let's see the red dot fall. researchers hope it can protect seniors at risk for falling. >> when it detects a fall, it sends a message to the caregiver. >> reporter: that's just scratching the surface of emerald's capabilities. it hones in on his vitals, respiration and heart beat. >> being able to get the heart rate, wow, it's that sensitive. >> reporter: and it's not in any way as dangerous as say constant exposure to x-rays would be? >>

dina titus/(d) las vegas - "it's ironic the republicans are meeting in the heart of district 1, which is the most diverse district in the state, with people from all over latin american, a fast growing asian population, and people from all around the world so let's talk about what they really stand for and how they feel about immigrants." )) ((denise valdez)) tomorrow's undercard debate is at 3:00. the main stage event starts at 5:30. cnn is hosting the debate... and we'll of course have full coverage for you all day here on ((denise valdez)) > tomorrow's debate doesn't just put a focus on las vegas... it has a real economic impact. the l-v-c-va doesn't know exactly how much revenue the debate will generate for the city... but predicts that next october's presidential debate will bring in more than 50-million dollars for las vegas and u-n- l-v... according to data from 20-12 presidential debates./// ((denise valdez)) > so, one night before the big debate let's take a look at who prospective voters like. trump is no longer winning in iowa. two polls show texas senator ted cruz on top..

. >> reporter: dina is the professor leading the project, dubbed emerald. demonstrating a wireless technology that captures motion in realtime and regardless of obstruction. >> this red hot is chen moving. >> reporter: so he's not wearing anything special? >> nothing. >> reporter: it's just picking up his movement through the wall? >> no cell phone, no sen fors. it's purely based on how the signal reflects off our body. >> reporter: what was the inception for this? >> we work on wireless networks. the question is, can we use this for purposes other than communication? can you sense the environment with it? >> reporter: the wireless signals not only detect his position in the room, but his el vision from the floor. >> you want to see the red dot fall? >> reporter: yeah, let's see the red dot fall. researchers hope it can protect seniors at risk for falling. a problem that sends an estimated 2.5 million elderly americans to hospitals each year >> when it detects a fall, it sends an s.o.s. message to the caregiver. >> reporter: that's just scratching the surfa

. >> reporter: dina is the professor leading the project, dubbed emerald. which has this ph.d. student demonsnsating a wireless technology that captures motion in realtime and regardless of obstruction. >> this red hot is chen moving. >> reporter: so he's not wearing anything special? >> nothing. >> reporter: it's just picking up his movement through the wall? >> no cell phone, no sen fors. it's purely based on how the signal reflects off our body. >> reporter: what was the inception for this? >> we work on wireless networks. the question is, can we use this for purposes other than communication? can you sense ththenvironment with it? >> reporter: the wireless signals not only detect his position in the room, but his el vision from the floor. >> you want to see the red dot fall? >> reporter: yeah, let's see the red dot fall. seniors at risk for falling. a problem that sends an estimated 2.5 million elderly americans to hospitals each year at a cost of $34 billion. >> when it detects a fall, it sends an s.o.s. message to the caregiver. >> reporter: that's just scratching the sur

. >>> want to bring in democratic congresswoman dina titus which represents t hillary clinton and otherall the republicans together, whenever it seems donald trump says something controversial. is that something that's fair, you think? >> well, i think it's accurate. it's beyond fair. because even though perhaps mr. trump is the loudest and the most obnoxious, other members have said they will support him if he is the candidate. they have not taken him on when he talks about immigrants or refugees or the economy. and if you look at the voting record of cruz and rubio, they've been just as extreme on the immigration issue which is very important to my district which is the most diverse in the state of nevada. >> that's interesting. because there have been other candidates. for example, bush who has put forth the very specific issue on immigration. but seems as though all that is browned o drowned out. >> that's right. you remember mr. rubio was part of that initial gang of eight looking at immigration. he backed off of it. cruz has been talking about his own wall and been just about as b

. >>> dina has a countdown of the top scams of 2015. >>> virtual kidnapping. had him flying to the bank believing a gang had his daughter held hostage. but he reached the daughter on another device to find out she was not kidnapped. >>> cute and furry and fake. the couple wound up sending $500 to a phony web site called star bullies. we found stella was sold to buyers over and over and the >>> top scam number five is home owners and businessesful for phony cons. >> the power posers shut off utilities. they scare the people pyt scammers got wise in 2015 both by posting phony listing photos or renting uninhabitable beach houses. grrkshun number three, continuing to scare seniors into scares they don't need. >> they never cleaned it up? >> no. >> they left it like that? >> yeah. >> shoddy and unfinished work. another scam that keeps on selling fake tickets. >> from broken hearted tweens, thousands forked over thousands for tickets that left them out >> and top on the spot, we caught this purse suspect targeting people at bars. after our investigation into phony p

. >> dina agrees about trump saying he's the only one to tell it like it politically is, correct or not our law enforcement people on the frontlines protecting us. thank you for responding. it was great to see you today. hope you have a wonderful tuesday. "fox and friends" starts right now. bye guys. >>> good morning to you. today is tuesday, december 8th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a shocking new clue in the terror attack investigation. the two radical islamistst dbts erase all of their tracks. wait until you see what they found when they follow the money. >>> republicans and democrats, donald trump's passionate call to keep all muslims emigrating to the united states until they figure things out. >> they don't want our system. they have no sense of reason or respect for human life. >> but is his plan resonating with vo

. >> dina. >> america to me means opportunity. >> america is home to us. >> beauty of this land, this is a land of immigrants. everyone here is an immigrant. >> this is our country. we love it. we will defend it. it's important for us to keep it safe. i envision my kids growing up here and living happy, productive lives. >> but at the same time, i feel like we can't deny that you know america means -- >> an inherent islamization of my ethnicities. >> the teachers did nothing about it. all the jokes about osama being your cousin or saddam being your uncle. >> i'm nervous to tell people i'm muslim. >> people that i work with people that i see that are nonmuslim, choose to ask me, how do i feel about the shootings in san bernardino. it's shocking, of course i'm fest disgusted. >> pig heads thrown at mosques. >> i'm wearing a small piece of cloth that covers my hair, i dress modestly. that brings on so much anger. >> i know people who have voiced antiislamic sentiments, once they get to know you, you are a practicing muslim and you are like this, their opinion changes. >> the muslim commu

. >> reporter: and people like dina wiggins and her friends. >> to think that some kids wouldn't haveg i think is just heartbreaking. jo but at this point some kids won't have anything. ken forsyth is the communications manager for the salvation army in the metro area. he says more gifts are needed by next week. >> 500 kids short of being sponsored for this christmas season. >> reporter: so he's hoping more people will see the value in making a contribution. >> i have to give you a hug. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: and whether it's one gift or more, families like lannic say they're grateful. >> they're happy either way. either way it goes they're happy just to have something -- just to have something on christmas. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> great story. if you'd like to make a donation, just download our nbc washington app and search angel tree. >>> more calls for the mayor of chicago to resign. a new surprising voice is calling for rahm emanuel to step down amid city police brutality scandals. >> i'm tisha thompson with the news 4 i-team. this is

[laughter] the emts came in, he revived and peter, thank you for not dina my first meeting. i appreciate it. it was the strangest the experience in the world. so i had to light up on my speech. now, do you, do you want a speech or a discussion? >> discussion. >> okay you'll get a discussion. number one, we are in a war that we cannot afford to lose, does to lose, does that make sense to you? >> [applause]. who are we fighting? >> radical islam. who could be our best ally in this work? >> yes, muslims. have you ever been to the region? to the mideast? i have been there 36 times over the last decade. what have i learned? it is a religious war that we are going to win over time. why? because very few people are buying what they're fulfilling. doesn't that make you feel good? be very few fathers in my there's want to turn their children over to isil. it's just a matter of time that this gets way to history. to the weight of modern thought. the only question is how many people will die between now and the? do you agree the outcome of this were matter sauce? do you agree that the

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. >>> coming up this afternoon on "ellen" the voice of "frozen's queen elsa, i had dina men zell.ted who hadal day guest, a family wakes up to find a four-legged intruder inside their home. how this deer finally made its way back into the wild this afternoon at 4:00. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema, bill henley for all of us at nbc 10, have a great day. >> lani: can i help? >> rafe: yeah, i wish. >> lani: who is he? >> rafe: he, well, we believe that he is responsible for capturing and torturing bo brady. >> lani: wow. you think you might be able to find him? >> rafe: oh, we already have. he's here in salem. >> lani: well, that's a stroke of good luck. >> rafe: yes. the only thing is we don't have any hard evidence against the guy. >> lani: i mean, that's what we were saying about the necktie killer, but now we have ben weston in custody. >> rafe:ea

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corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center as employee dinaches. >> they cuffed him, and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him because then he -- the police officers proceeded running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the bank by someone else, the same person who put the bomb around his neck. >> i'm not lying. did you call my boss? >> the man was strangely calm. he was just kind of sitting there. i mean i know if i would have had a bomb on my neck, i would have probably been in a panic mode. >> as witnesses and media look on, wells talks out loud about the bomb to anyone who will listen. >> he pulled a key out and started a timer. i heard the thing ticking when he did it. it's going to go off. >> for 20 tense minutes, police keep their distance, waiting for the bomb squad to arrive. in obvious distress, wells pleads with police as the cl

. >> let me bring in ben carson's campaign press secretary, dina, thanks so much for joining us againeviews have been pretty rough on mr. carson. you have mark halperin giving him a grade of a "c" saying it is the lowest score for any candidate. the florida sentinel wrote it is hard to imagine anything in this debate's performance will reverse carson's deep slide in public opinion policy. the bloom is off the fleeting one-time front-runner. how does mr. carson, dr. carson, believe he did last night? did he get momentum back? >> you know, tamron, first of all, we have been counted out from the very beginning. no one thought that dr. carson would be able to pull together a first-class team. he's done that. we've shown in fund-raising and events that dr. carson is a candidate who is a serious candidate and who, quite frankly, after every debate -- this is number five and after every debate the pundits have said that dr. carson didn't do well. but we, the people, the people have been really pleased with his performance and as we are hearing from our supporters, people -- the 5 million peo