deirdre: dr. paul, let me take the opposite. if the u.s. does nothing, i know you said you wish nobody was bombing syria with humanitarian point of view, but here is what our national security analyst, told us, kt mcfarland. >> russia should just run the table, right? russians totally outsmarted and outfoxed obama at every step. it is a lot more, than, they were so much smarter or clever. the russians are in the position where they will take over the middle east. deirdre: to kt's point, dr. paul, what does it mean if the u.s. doesn't have a presence? does that allow as many described russia, just a bully, to take over? >> well, there certainly ace challenge to us but our presence in the middle east in declaring we're the dictators of the world and we have troops in 152 countries, we're always involved in regime change and backfiring and bankrupting us and helping isis and al qaeda, they're helping iran. i see that the policy is bad. it costs a lot of money and we're involved in many, many other countri

but, today, superintenden t dr. paul gausman addressed the concerns surronding trump's visit, saying this isn't the district supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to decide which candidates we would approve, which candidates we would not approve," said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to use a petition to help make my decision, so we have followed policy to the letter and will follow law to the letter." move on-dot-org isn't the only group protesting trump's upcoming visits. on facebook, nearly 900 people have said they will attend a protest to "silence donald trump". the group says the protest isn't about politics, but quote "the safety of our community." that'll do it for news and weather but our sports crew is just getting warmed up. we've got a lot of high school football to show you. uture, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out i

superintendent dr. paul gausman addressed the concerns surronding trump's visit, saying this isn't the district supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to decide which candidates we would approve, which candidates we would not approve," said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to use a petition to help make my decision, so we have followed policy to the letter and will follow law to the letter." move on-dot-org isn't the only group protesting trump's upcoming visits. on facebook, nearly 900 people have said they will attend a protest to "silence donald trump". the group says the protest isn't about politics, but quote "the safety of our community." officers came together for the law enforcement appreciation day tailgate before the briar cliff vs. morningside football game on saturday. ktiv's tommie clark was there and spoke with men and women who were recognized at this

dr. paul and dr. terry have been friends and colleagues for years. before they signed on to "botched" they were reality stars in their own right. >> so rude. >> it's a joke, what's the big deal? >> this is a different experience that you're having with "botched" than with "the real housewives" series? >> reporter: from bickering with his now ex-wife adrienne maloof on "the real housewives of beverly hills" -- >> let me just taste it. >> i don't want any. >> you don't like turkey? >> no. >> reporter: to dr. dubrow reining in his four kids with wife/actress heather dubrow on "the real housewives of orange county." >> stay away from that. everything is under control. >> reporter: the doctors say it's "botched" that gives them meaning. >> this is for me life-changing. beyond "botched." it has taken us to surgical levels we've never been before. >> reporter: for lucy that trip to see the doctors ended up saving her life. >> how could i be ready for brain surgery? >> reporter: she would like lie have died on the operating table if she had not first had bra

those who are able to give them a helping hand," said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. expect the program to have a long-term affect on the community. halloween came early in arizona as a runaway pumpkin took to the streets. you can see the 25-foot tall, 350 pound orange jack- o'-lantern roll every which way and even across multiple lanes of traffic before it gets stuck beneath a ststetlight pole. it then brakes free and rolls off into the distance to enjoy its freedom. after the pumpkin got free from the streetlight, it traveled about a quarter of a mile... bouncing over a wall, rolling through a business parking lot and eventually got landing in a neighborhood park. city officials said that the pumpkin broke free from a halloween display promoting a local halloween party. take a look at these little super heroes. they're all patients in the neonatal intensive care unit at blank children's hospital in des moines, iowa. two nurses made these costumes for the tiny patients so parents could celebrate their first halloween with their new babies. it's looking a bit

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superintendent dr. paul gausman says the district isn't supporting bullying by allowing trump to use west high school for his event. he says they're following school code, which, gausman says, doesn't give him the ability to decide which candidates to approve, which candidates to deny. tonight at ten, we'll hear from both sides, and see if there's any resolution to the issue. next year's session of the iowa legislature will be the last for state representative ron jorgensen. the republican announced today that he will not seek re-election to the iowa house in 2016. jorgensen represents house district 6, which includes morningside, sergeant bluff, bronson and salix. he was first elected to the iowa house in 2010 and has been re-elected twice. but, after six years, it's time to step aside and let someone else represent district 6 in the legislature. he says he will miss the people he met in the house chamber. "i've gotten to know all of them very well and they're all dedicated servants," "we think differently

meanwhile, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to r rt school facilities for this purpose... as has been done in the past. jenna: as the g-o-p debate nears, ben carson says he will not go after donald trump as they both duel for the republican presidential nomination. carson said sunday that he refuses to, quote, "get into the mud pit" with trump. the retirerebrain surgeon n so declined to respspd to trump's claims that he's "low energy" and weak. but trump told a reporter in new hampshire this (monday) morning not to believe carson's pledge. "if ben carson doesn't hit back burden of s-a-t's and applications fee's. for students at briar cliff university, applying for financial aid is an important step in their laor success. briar cliff invited future students to their campus today where they learned about the importance of applying for financial aid and for scholarships. "it was a little stressful, i'm the first person in my family to go to college, i had to apply to a lot of scholarships, it

we hope to hear from sioux city superintendent dr. paul gausman on how theheistrict plans to deal with this funding loss tomorr on siouxland news. ana>> a former canton, south dakota pastor is heading to prison for having sex with a minor. tony haglund pled guilty to a charge of felony child abuse... admitting to having sex with a then- 15- year- old girl while pastor at canton lutheran church between january of 2011 and december of 201313 he's now been sentenced to three years in prison... and must also pay 10- thousand dollars in restitution to the girl's family. larry>> the nebraska court of appeals has ruled that a man in prison for molesting his 6- year- old daughter should *not* have his partal rights terminated. the girl's stepfather is seeking to adopt her and her two younger brothers. the appeals court says the father's rights shouldn't have been terminated under a state adoption law that allows the termination of parental rights *if* the parent has abandoned the child fofoat least six months prior to the adoption filing. the appe

is a bully and his appearance at the school is we'll hear from sioux city schools superintendent dr. paul gausman and one of the organizers of the petition drive coming up tonight on siouxland larry>> a local catholic school is the beneficiary of a contest at a local retail outlet. employees at sioux city's best buy store placed second in a competition recently... winning a 10- thousand dollar donation today... that 10- thousand dollar check was presented to the staff of st. michael's "yeah it's pretty awesome because anything that can help schools i know that their budgets sometimes be a little tight and so a donation like technology, can really help further their education improve their lives." "what we're going to do is talk with our faculty and our staff and also our technology department with the bishop helen catholic schools and comup with the best ideas to help students with that money." the money is expected to go towards improvements to the school that will improve the learning environment for both students and teachers. larry>> another sioux city school is hosting a special exhi

dr. paul gausman says this isn't the disctrict supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. it's a day before the big morningside college, briar cliff football game. for the first time ever, the city and chamber of commerce have organized a pre-game "tailgate" to honor law enforcers who serve and protect us every day. the tailgate starts at 10:30, and will go until about one o'clock or so. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the forecast. thunderstorms across siouxland as summer-like humidity suddenly returned to the area. this system will be moving out of here tonight and a cold front will cause winds to pick up as we could see gusts around 30 miles per hour during the night. we should quickly clear our skies on saturday and we'll stay dry right on through monday with highs in the low to mid 60s. a few isolated showers could return by tuesday and wednesday as conditions cool down more with highs for the middle and latter part of next week only in the 50s

meanwhile, sioux superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is school facilities for this purpose... jessica rae: republican debate will be held tomorrow in boulder colorado at the coors events center located at the university of colorado. the debate will begin at 7 pm and is set to run for two hours jessica rae: abc's tom llamas has more on preparations the making for the cocorado "for months donald trump seemed unstoppable but this his campaign is now 3 polls showing dr ben carson is the new frontrunner in sot trump " i am numumr 2 in iowa. i said, i don't believe it. one's bloomberg, they hate me, the other one is a super liberal newspaper, the des moines register, which is 3rd rate totally 3rd rate trump not ready to surrender his position...describing the former neurosurgeon as sleepy. sot t rson "my energy levels are perfectly fine. as i have said many times there had been many times have operated for 12, 15, 18, 20 hours" this morning trump dealing with more than a surging carson- some inting out trump, who's

we hope to hear from sioux city superintendent dr. paul gausman on how the district plans to deal with this funding loss tomorrow on siouxland news. diana>> a former canton, south dakota pastor is heading to prison for having sex with a minor. tony haglund pled guilty to a charge of felony child abuse... admitting to having sex with a then- 15- year- old girl while between january of 2011 and december of 2013. he's now been sentenced to three years in prison... and must also pay 10- thousand dollars in restitution to the girl's family. larry>> the nebraska court of appeals has ruled that a man in prison for molesting his 6- year- old daughter should *not* have his parental rights terminated. that decision comes in a case where the girl's stepfather is seeking to adopt her and her two younger brothers. the appeals court says the father's rights shouldn't have been terminated under a state adoption law that allows the termination of parental rights if the parent has abandoned the child for at least six months prior to the adoption filing. th

but, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to rent school facilities for this purpose... as has been done in the past. "we recognize that there may be some you oppose or support any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue," said gausman. gausman does support the free speech francisco is exercising... and the west high grad says he'll be at his alma mater next week... to organize a silent protest against trump's visit. bria: the valadez family says that they plan on holding a silent protest during the donald trump event to excerise their freedom of speech and anyone is welcomed to join them. right now the toal number of signatures stands near eleven hundrend and the petition states that they are currently shooting for two thousand total. live in the studio, bria bell abc 9 news. jenna: another republican presidential candidate was in iowa today. former texas senator ted cruz stopped for a meet and greet in

we hope to hear from sioux city superintendent dr. paul gausman on how the district plans to deal with this funding loss tomorrow on siouxland news. diana>> a former canton, south dakota pastor is heading to prison for having sex with a minor. tony haglund pled guilty to a mitting to having sex with a then- 15- year- old girl while pastor at canton lutheran church december of 2013. he's now been sentenced to three years in prison... and must also pay 10- thousand dollars in restitution to the girl's family. larry>> the nebraska court of appeals has ruled that a man in prison for molesting his 6- year- old daughter should *not* have his parental rights terminated. the girl's stepfather is seeking to adopt her and her two younger brothers. the appeals court says the father's rights shouldn't have been terminated under a state adoption law that allows the termination of parental rights *if* the parent has abandoned the child for at least six months prior to the adoption filing. the appealcourt says the imprisoned father had sent the children

they said dr. paul r.'s papers were in order and he did not break any hunting laws but a professional hunter from zimbabwe to was his guide is been charged with allowing an illegal hunt. >> the mets beat up on the los angeles dodgers. >> meteorologist: welcome back. let's look at where the messy weather is because we have some pretty big storms crossing to the east end of long island, north and south getting hit pretty hard with showers and storms coming through the area and other than that of few scattered lighter showers making their way toward the matter area, the five barrows but there's another line of storms that will eventually cross through the rest of the tristate so we're getting the rain at different times here today, 63 your temperature isn't for park, a little milder, 62 in bridgeport, same in montauk, 46 and monticello with mostly cloudy skies, low pressure passing by offshore but close enough brushing up against a especially in suffolk county, twin forks i going to get hit pretty good here fo

superintendent dr. paul gausman says the district is strictly following code. school board policy says that school facilities are community resources, and available to the public after school hours. would rent it to anyone else. just like we rented it to john kerry in 2004, to now president obama in 2007 and 2008 and sarah pallin during the last election cycle was at this same school." more than 1,000 people have indicated on facebook that they'll take part in a silent protest outside west high. since, this is a community and not school event, the district won't be policing it. however, because it's a high-profile event, there will be extra local law enforcement to ensure safety. trump's campaign is paying for all that, totaling near $3,000. president obama returns to his hometown of chicago today to speak at the internatioiol association of chiefs of police. with the president, on this trip is attorney general loretta attend two democratic party night in chicago. the university of mississippi has removed the state flag from its oxford campus because thehelag c

meanwhile, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to rent school facilities for this purpose. jessica rae: jeb bush had some high-profile help on the campaign trail. former president -- and older brother - george w. bush appeared with jeb at a fundraising event in houston. the brothers had a discussion on- some brotherly joking-around. been working to raise money for his brother ... but he has yet to appear at a public campaign event. jessica rae: and on the democratic side... bernie sanders is clarifying comments he made regarding hillary clinton's "shouting" on gun control . has nothing to do while in iowa on saturday, clinton said came with a gender-related undercurrent. that's not the case. bernie sanders, presidential candidate says, "all that i can say is i am very proud of my record on women's issues. i certainly do not have a problem with women speaking out -- and i think what the secretary is doing there is taking words and misapplying them. jessica rae: sanders criticized the "shouting"

meananile, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to rent schoho facilities for this purpose... jessica rae: the future farmers ofamerica are e touting some bigig numbers this year. in i ia nearly 15 thousand kids hools participate in the farming program. that's 500 more an last year. nebraska members are chapters in n e state. the national ffa convention will be held october 28th through the 31st. . jessica rae: the health spotlight is again on red and processed meats.s. a world healthorganization stududsays the productsts increase the risk for cancer. twenty-two experts from ten countries reviewededver eight hundred studies anan concluded: an additional 1010 grams of red meat per day raises risk of c ccer by seventeen percent... and that an additional 50 processed meat daily raises the risk by eighteen percent. but a doctor we talked with says the study is more complicated than that. "what is says in general is not even what is your risk of cancer if you consume meat. it says... your risk versu

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future reference to the gym reviewers are welcome to send questions or comments our guest today is dr. paul kengor professor of political science the author of over one dozen books from which you can see what is available today. so with that carbon curb archives. he also serves as a visiting fellow at the hoover institution at stanford he received his doctorate from d'arcy and pittsburg graduate school of so audrey battery doctorate welcome the today from communist to progressives out the left with family and marriage. [applause] >> thanks for coming. and also c-span as well. people always say thank god for c-span. there isn't any outlets out there that's simply put it out there to let people watching and decide for themselves a up the shelter and interpretation of somebody telling you how to interpret. also to people who watch this on c-span and it is a provocative topic. i know that in this will upset a lot of people. maya understand that. but if you believe in dialogue a in a diversity i am open to that. if you can't avoid streams of four-letter words, that would make the dialogue easier

we had his dad, dr. paul, on with us week 1/2 ago. saying that has to be your number one pick.on that later tonight. david: deirdre bolton on "risk & reward" after the show. thanks, deirdre. melissa: jeb bush representing alternative to obamacare today. the presidential contender -- i'm going over here. unveiling his plan to repeal and replace the president's health care law. fox news's carl cameron in d.c. with the latest. carl? >> melissa, governor bush argued that the president promises universal coverage and lower premiums. by administration own estimates premiums rise 2900 bucks over next 10 years and 26 million people will still be uninsured. bush's opportunity to explain why he wants to get rid of affordable care act and try to insert himself in tonight's debate, make democrats defend obamacare ion at his prompting. >> hillary clinton supports it and so does bernie sanders and other democrats in the debate. las vegas they will be supportive of top down driven, highly bureaucratic insurance plan that is stifling our ability to go up. for democrats this is what they like.

dr. rand paul, he says tracy -- >> we had a problem with the audio there.ving night for tracy morgan, he did a great job on "snl" amy and nice to see him back in the saddle doing what he does best. >> thanks, louis. than does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe" donald trump gets a rise out of jeb bush by raising more questions about his brother, 9/11 and the iraq war. we'll have the latest back and forth. >>> plus president obama angers the fbi accused of throwing cold water on the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. now there's word the agency may have leaked information to prove that their probe isn't a farce. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." i say we go all in on the internet of things. what we're recommending as your consultants... the new consultants are here. it's not just big data, its bigger data. we're beta testing the new wearable interface... ♪ xerox believes finding the right solution shouldn't be so much work. by engineering a better way for people, process and technology to work together. work

today we have, and i'll introduce them in the order of their presenting their testimony, first, dr. paul halverson, dean, indiana university's school of public health. welcome. secondly, dr. chapman sledge, chief medical officer, cumberland heights. welcome. third, dr. robert waller, chair of the american society of addictions. then dr. kenneth katz, department of emergency medicine, section of medical toxicology, lehigh valley health network, welcome. and i don't see dr. alan anderson yet, president of the american orthopedic society for sports medicine. so thank you for coming. your written testimony will be made a part of the record. you'll each have five minutes to summarize your testimony. and after opening statements, we will do the questioning. so dr. halverson, you're recognized for five minutes for your summary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chairman pitts, ranking member green, representative books, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i come before you today as the founding dean of the richard m. fairbanks school of public health as well as the former state health off

at the fisher center for alzheimer's research at the rockefeller university led by noble laureate dr. paul gringuard have made remarkable strides. there is much more work to be done to defeat this debilitating disease. mr. speaker, as i rise to recognize the foundation's leadership in the fight to cure alzheimer's, i must also recognize mr. fisher's many other charitable endeavors that have transformed and touched the lives of those who serve our nation in uniform. mr. fisher was deeply committed to supporting the men and women of our armed forces and our veterans as well. in that light he founded the fisher house foundation which provides housing to the families of our veterans and our service men while a loved one receives medical treatment. additionally, mr. fisher found the intrepid sea, air, and space new seem in new york city. the cause for which i rise today is to urge my colleagues once again and urge the nation once again to focus on the profound need to increase alzheimer's research and to recognize the equally profound work that the fisher center has done to ultimately advance a

paul ryan the guy? should he run for speaker? and as president, how would you work with congress to end the gridlock that has defined washington so often? dr. ben carson: paul ryan is a fine person. i like him. i like a lot of people in congress. i hope the process plays on. i hope that a number of people will present their philosophy for leadership and that there is an opportunity for the members of congress to see who they want to work with as their leader. what i would do is i would have a policy of talking. you know, the current administration doesn't talk a lot to the people in congress, not even to their own party. how can you come to resolutions without talking? i mean, what happens to four people get divorced? -- two people who get divorced -- to people who get divorced? they stopped talking. they become the devil incarnate. i think if we are willing to sit down and talk about it, then we find that we are not nearly as far apart as we think we are. we do have to keep the instigators out and the people who try to irritate and agitate. you know, good example of that is a few weeks ago when i was on "meet the press" and i said anybody

dr. rand paul.fter trying to nonartificially insemination his jellyfish. we don't know if he's going to make it. >> who would have thought thati would combine in such a way. >> we all have that insurance policy that covers his penis being eaten by a narwal. >> he told me he would get me backstage to meet skrillex. remember, this is 2012. >> he's got to get better. p who is going to teach me to drink henessey until i throw up on the knicks? who's going to remind me to expose myself to dogs to show them who's the alpha. >> that's the thing about loss. only when someone or something is taken away from you that you realize you even missed it. even things that seem silly or ridiculous at the time can provide a profound sense of loss when they're gone. as my friend thomas bartlett once said -- >> boring! >> good god, tracy. >> i'm back and better than ever. >> all right, tracy morgan. >>> "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >> happening now in the newsroom -- >> across the spectrum of foreign policy, mr. tru

paul ryan the guy? should he run for speaker? and as president, how would you work with congress to end the gridlock that has defined washington so often? dr. ben carson: paul ryan is a fine person. i like him. i like a lot of people in congress. i hope the process plays on. i hope that a number of people will present their philosophy for leadership and that there is an opportunity for the members of congress to see who they want to work with as their leader. what i would do is i would have a policy of talking. you know, the current administration doesn't talk a lot to the people in congress, not even to their own party. how can you come to resolutions without talking? i mean, what happens to four people get divorced? -- two people who get divorced -- to people who get divorced? they stopped talking. they become the devil incarnate. i think if we are willing to sit down and talk about it, then we find that we are not nearly as far apart as we think we are. we do have to keep the instigators out and the people who try to irritate and agitate. you know, good example of that is a few weeks ago when i was on "meet the press" and i said anybody

dr. ben carson about his provocative comments about guns and the holocaust. and as paul ryan considers jumping into the speaker's race, we talk to a key conservative in the house. congressman knic nick mull vain. a terist account in turkey. >> and the political panel, all ahead on "face the nation". captioning sponsored by cbs >> i'm john dickerson, we have a new poll. donald trump is in first place in the republican field with 27%, the same as last month. ben carson is running second at 21%. ted cruz comes in next at 9%, followed by marco rubio, and jeb bush and carly fiorina are at 6% with the remaining coming in at less than 5% among primeary voters. democratic contenders, hillary clinton remains ahead of bernie sanders by a wide margin. if you include vice president joe biden, clinton still has a considerable lead. the rest of the democratic field comes in at 2% or less in either scenario. >> it has been a tumultuous week as they scramble to find someone who can be speaker of the house. that's where we began when he sat down with donald trump on friday. >> paul ryan'

dr. rand paul.echnically died for seven minutes after trying to inseminate his jelly fish. >> i'm black and better than ever. >> i'm so happy you're alive. and if you receive any insurance settlement because of this, i may also be in love with you. >> and this part is no joke. we're so happy you're okay and even happier you're ready to make people laugh again. are those smash people down below me again? are they? >> i have my cast, my crew, everybody, get up here, y'all. >> that was nice. "saturday night live," they've had a stronger start let's just say charitably this season than maybe the last 43. this has been a good season. >> some people suspect tina fey may have helped write the show last night and that played a role. >> tina fey, you go back and look at all of the classic "saturday night live" skits -- >> class of the upper west side. >> she is. she's great. >> okay. i know the kid and the michigan state, the kid who won the -- >> he was going to be -- >> he's out for the year. dislocated hi

paul: yesterday, we had showing dr. ben carson with a lead in iowa.'sll shows that out even further. john: it is a good poll. the new york times cbs poll is a real poll. we are seeing a carson moment. the question is whether that extends now two other early states. carson has four different polls in iowa now. that a national lead and a lead in iowa, the question is what happens in your of hampshire -- in new hampshire and the southern states. someone -- there is a clear top-tier now, donald trump and ben carson. that is one of the most interesting dynamics we will see on the debate stage tomorrow night, as well as the question of what jeb bush does tries to right the ship or put a plug in the whole of the ship -- in the hole of the ship. david: what has the dynamic been between ben carson and donald trump? how is it going to look tomorrow? john: it was once very cordial. note is less cordial. it is still the case that ben carson is not what donald trump worries about the he can afford to have ben carson win the iowa caucuses if he wins the subsequent

paul, sen. marco rubio, sen. lindsey graham, and gov. mike huckabee., the two frontrunners, dr. ben carson and donald trump have been invited, but are not yet confirmed. we'll have charlie szold, iowa gop communications director, with us in the studio later with more details. sabrina: our big story back here in iowa -- another security concern for the iowa investigative authorities-- sabrina: the mishandling and flawed f-b-i procedures dealing with hair and d-n-a which has affected hundreds of cases has iowa officials creating a news division... now, in hopes to potentially correct the issue, governor terry branstad and the state's public defender created a "wrongful conviction division." the division leader will be sifting through nearly 100 cases turned over by iowa's division of criminal investigation. " folks in the past used science was thought to be good sceince, but now we know more, it wasnt good science/"go through those one by one, where those may have a potential error, we'll be contacting those inmates in prison" sabrina: they'll be looking for errors and in turn, pu

dr. scholl's. >>> live from america's news headquarter, i'm will carr. paul ryan is considering a run for the speaker of the house and is giving colleagues until friday to unite behind him. the wisconsin republican is said to only seek the speakership if all factions can share his vision and he can get the endorsement of the major caucuses. >> first, we need to move from an opposition party to being a proposition party. because we think the nation is on the wrong path, we have a duty to show the right one. our next speaker has to be a visionary one. >> shortly after ryan's announcement congressman jason chaffetz said he will no longer run for speaker and he will back ryan saying, quote, he's the right person at the right time. i'm will carr. now let's get you back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." donald trump continues to surge in three brand-new polls, in the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll donald trump is on top with 25%. that's the highest he's received since he entered the race. dr. ben carson is second with 22%, marco rubio with 13, ted c

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dr. campaign. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. reporter: paul sanders claim to be a democrat socialist, when for traders -- for traders over >> i am a progressive a place to get things done. reporter: he took clinton to task for not being tough enough on the corporations. >> you do not, congress is not regular wall street. wall street regulates congress and we have to break off. reporter: clinton overshadowed the three other candidates and one potential candidate back in d.c. >> i think it closes the avenue. we're talking about her performance another huge vacuum in the race and he's be filled by a white knight like joe biden. reporter: vice president biden watch the debate from his home. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. mollie: sanders' debate performance helped his bank account. he raised millions of dollars in the donors in the hours after the debate. republican presidential candidate mike huckabee joined us this morning for a taping for this sundays kcci close up. talking about last nights democratic debate, huckabee took a shot at

. >> while surgeons won't be able to attach paul's actual nose on to his face, dr.s has a plan to build him a new one. >> this is something that's going to require several surgeries, anywhere between three and five. one of the things we can use, we can take cartilage from your ear or rib or take bone from your hip and reconstruct the internal framework of your nose so you have some form in there. >> okay. >> his prognosis is good. he survived a terrible injury, a terrible accident. he's a physically strong bern. he has a great attitude. some people are spiritually crushed from these sorts of injuries and they don't always make it back. they always feel broken, but i don't get that sense from him. >> thank you for saving my life actually. i think 99% of people that came in that condition probably wouldn't have made it. and if you hadn't been on that night, you know, i don't know if i would have made it. so thank you. >> you're so welcome. you're welcome. >> all things considered, paul komyatti has lived a most unusual life. but our last impression of him never really

dr. carson, big news in washington is about the vacant speakership in the house. what do you think about paul ryan for the job? >> i like paul ryan. i think he would do a fine job. i hope that all of the people who are being kidded will have an opportunity to, to put forth their philosophy on leadership. and that the, members can make an intelligence decision. >> what do you make of what is hatch penning in the house of representatives -- happening in the house of representatives among the republicans right now? >> you know, over the last few elections a lot of people have been sent to washington with the thought that maybe some changes could be made. i don't think anyone is seeing changes. the electorate is getting frustrated. reflected in washington right now. >> talk to you about your book and comments you made this week. a lot of talk about comments you made in which you said the -- i want to talk about the context of that statement. in your book, there is a passage, in which you say -- so, i want to ask you, who wants to confiscate all the guns of the american citizens? >> what i am talk

dr. ben carson wants. >> and rand paul, they have not talked about -- you know, he is bordering on obscurity here in the primary. so he has to have an articulate message or he will be left behind. >> we are getting close, i think to the second debate. and we're looking at -- did you recognize that tall sort of striking gentleman that was in the crowd -- cnbc chairman mark hoffman was addressing the crowd. that is not him. but -- he is definitely our boss, and -- >> yeah, yeah, yes. >> and when he finishes, i think we're going to go fairly quickly. >> just real quickly. ted cruz has a new economic big bang plan. i think he will unveil it tonight. >> and reading more about it in the newspaper tomorrow -- >> he has a journal piece coming up. i think he will refer to it -- he is in the running, in the game. >> and earlier, is he missing that donald trump make america great kind of rallying cry? >> i think he is, it is much easier to get elected senate than it is governor or mayor or president. if he is going to be a lead frontrunner in this party, which he could -- a lot of people believe he wil