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florida department of law enforcement says it will investigate. linzie janis abc news new york. surveillance cameras are rolling in florida as the driver of this ford f-150 slams right into the front of a store in north miami. three guys jump out.. climb in through the garage meant to keep them out and head right for the store's robbins jeans-- they cost between 3 and 700 dollars each. after leaving there, the group was caught on camera, again... breaking into another store where they stole 11 hover boards and more designer jeans. police are still searching for the suspects. a muslim family from the united kingdom is outraged, saying u-s officials stopped them from boarding a plane for a planned vacation to disneyland. says he and his family -- two brothers and their nine children -- were told nothing except they weren't allowed to travel to the u-s.... despite having previously obtained clearance. he says he feels like they were targeted for being muslim. mohammad tariq mahmood, holidaymaker who had been refused to board plane to us: "the only thought that came to my head, i know that it is maybe just a saying whatever,

ready for thursdays orange bowl matchup.sports director aaron cheslock joins us live from south florida- florida-and aaron there's not a lot of concern with clemson's offense... but the defense has slacked a little 3 yeah the tigers defense keeping fans on their toes of late...but keep in mind this is a top ten defense in several categories including total defense... but late struggles have some fans concerned... 3 the worries come from late in the season... clemson having to win shoo touts against both the gamecocks in the rivalry game, and north carolina in the acc championship... both games the tigers defense gave up big scoring plays... something dabo's swinney and brent venables say sat on the front burner of their priority list in bowl practices... but keep in mind the tigers wrapped up the regular season with ten straight games.. which'll leave any team tired and fatigued... but after three weeks off the game-field, tigers defenders say they're rested, revitalized, and ready to go... 3 3 3 3 3 "we haven't played ina little while so, just ready to get out there and get after it. but you kn

. >>> we know birds of fly south for the winter. well. 50 turtles left of florida in florida -- left the coast of florida. >> suzy will explain what's happening. >> reporter: it's a species known for taking its time but these turtles might have stayed a little too long. >> they got to the north side of the cape which is a big bucket. they often can't figure the navigation out of there. if they don't figure that out, if they don't get rescue, they will die.>> reporter: these are the lucky ones who were rescued in time and are now going to rehab at the new england aquarium. they have been brought back from hypothermia and have been flown to florida. turtles getting stuck on the cape has always been a problem but never of this magnitude. this year there were 290 turtles rescued. to esther. last year we had about 733 sea turtles -- last year. turtles. >> usually just about before christmas is when they are all gone. because of the warm temperatures , the continued rescues could go well into january. researchers don't all believe this is a bad thing. it could indicate that the population of these endangered a

this is a live look in miami gardens, florida! florida!closer to home-fans are gathering to cheer on the tigers!this is a live look at palmetto ale house in greenville county!and we just came to the end of the first quarter...oklahoma still leading seven to three three 3 now time for weather and traffic together every 10 minutes---- - 3 3 clouds will linger overhead as showers taper off. new year 's day will see a mix of sun and clouds as temperatures peak in and upper 40s in western north carolina. look to sunny skies and cool temperatures to settle in throughout the weekend. 3 3 ((wrap up))3 3 now lets send it over to chris crew traffic center. 3 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look 3 at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 back to you guys: 3 tonight at ten... a driver swept into a creek in anderson county. hear from the man who had to be rescued...after he hit dangerous flooding today.he's so thankful to be okay after this terrifying plunge into the creek. 3 and tonight at ten, before we ring in 2016 ... how to start the new year off

florida. now, to understand the importance of that, consider this. all you had to do to get onto the ballot in florida was either pay a fee or get a ton of signatures or you have the option of just showing up one day. you could just show up to a republican conference thingy in florida one day, which allowed -- which with itself, just you being there, would instantly get you on the ballot for free. so just showing up at the florida republican event, that's all it would take to get on the ballot. that is what basically all the other candidates did, even the hopeless ones. but not george pataki. george pataki didn't even bother to get on the florida ballot when he had the opportunity to do so for free. george pataki's campaign later telling us by way of explanation that florida is a winner-take-all state in terms of how it allocates its delegates, so we're left to surmise that maybe that's why he was not even trying to compete there? not totally sure. but then yesterday we learned that governor pataki did not even try to get on to another ballot in another big winner-take-all state. ohio announced yesterday who's going to be on its republican primary ballot and the state let it be known that governor george patti will not be on the ballot in ohio. not because he tried

this forecast, keep reminding myself, i don't have to be jealous of everyone i know who is in florida. >> floridas come to us. >> that's it. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm rosemary connors. bill henley and everybody here, have a good one. [sentimental music] ♪ >> jennifer: all right, here we are, thomas. you're home. oh, do you think it's warm enough in here, honey? >> abigail: yeah, it's fine. way better than where he was born. >> jennifer: well, guess what? that is all behind you now, and you have this beautiful, healthy baby. and he is here for his first christmas. you know, we can have chad over if-- >> abigail: no. no. >> jennifer: why not? >> abigail: it's over. >> chad: i'm just asking you to think about it. >> belle: listen, chad, there are a lot of lawyers in this town. i'm sure one of them would be

florida, my home state where all the excitement, entertainment, and animal activity takes place. >> home to all of our theme music, as well. all the excitement. if we only did a news cast about florida, seriously. >> i would love to do that. i would love to anchor that. call it the floridian. >> call it "world news now" because that's what the case is. all the interesting stuff that >> you're right. >> coming up in "the skinny," the high-priced celebrities that want you to know sesame street is making a big move. >> also ahead, the hottest christmas present of the year. drones taking off and crashing. the safety concerns and who is sounding an alarm. >> later, a life-saving gift for a newlywed couple. the groom finds out after surgery. after a look at our florida florida all the time. 86 degrees in orlando. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by delsym. weather, brought to you by delsym delsym. [coughing] [coughing] coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why so many people are turning to delsym for longer lasting cough relief. delsym has an advanced time release formula that helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. that's three times longer than the leading cough liquid. all night... hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the relief. >>> a frightening scene captured on camera in new rochelle, new york, as a car plows right into a convenience store. p

florida? florida? >> florida. stuart: okay. >> yeah. stuart: it's like pulling teeth here. , is it a plus or a minus for hillary clinton when donald trump goes after bill's sexual history? >> well, i don't know if it's a plus or a minus for hillary. it's a minus for donald trump. donald trump is the man who's known for working out a marriage by leaving his wife and going to another woman. so, this is a guy who has a history and a pattern of being a womenizer, even his current wife, i think number three, maybe, his current wife said in people magazine the reason why she wasn't interested in him because he was a known ladies man. so this is a guy that, you're going to go after bill clinton, you should probably look in the mirror first. stuart: okay, wait a second. hillary is playing the victim's card. she's playing the abused woman, the victim of sexism from donald trump, but it was hillary clinton who went after and attacked the women in bill clinton's life. that's hardly what you would expect from a liberated woman, is it? >> well, it's usually -- it's common, i would believ

the worst place to be an academic in the 1950s and '60s was florida because the florida legislature had actually funded an investigative committee that ended up doing nothing but that, ferreting out the homosexuals among the faculty and the student body, and this went on for something like eight years, in the late '50s and through the '60s. so, it was very dangerous to be gay or lesbian in the mid-toe 20th century if you were a student or professor. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> you're watching booktv. [applause] >> good evening, everybody. thank you all so much for coming out and braving the rainy evening here. i'm one of the co-owner oses've -- owners of politics and prose book store. we have a very treasured in our view and long wonderful partnership with our friends here at sixth and i. we host some of our favorite author events in this beautiful, beautiful space, and so i just want to thank esther and yackie and all of the -- jackie and all of the people here so please give them a hand. they're doing an incredible job with this wonderful space,

florida before police could capture him. the men continued committing crimes in florida. >> i need to report a robbery. guy is in a black t-shirt and black pants. ray: the hernando county sheriff' s office said hilber robbed a dollar general store at truck driven by derek kelley. customers went after the pair and called police. blocked the entrance to the to pull the keys out of the truck' s ignition. police say derek kelley drove off, dragging the man an eighth of a mile before the man let go. derek kelley and michael hilber hilber threatened police allegedly and was shot and killed. >> i went home and told my daughter and her husband and they got the guns out and we locked all the doors and turned on all the lights outside. ray: kelley was captured after 24 hours. >> he was tired from being on the run for the night. ray: police believe the two played a role in an armed florida. >> whether they had the vehicles -- weapons in the vehicles in new hampshire or picks them up in florida, we are not sure. ray: derek kelley is charged with a firearm. he is being held without bond. sean: thanks. corrections over its ban on and handmade drawings. they say it violates constitutional rights and hurts the inmates and their families. the department of corrections officials say they were banned because some were being used to smuggle drugs into the prison. >> security is tantamount for us. trying to keep contraband out of the prison is major for us on a daily basis. whatever methods we can use to keep that from coming inside, we will take those steps. >> inmates and family members have a first amendment right to communicate. it is also good for rehabilitation. sean: the aclu filed a lawsuit on behalf of of an inmate whose three-year-old son sent him a greeting card with drawings. derry police are investigating 27-year-old lindsey simon struck the deck of a home and fled t

. >> in case you missed florida and florida state over the weekend ball goes out of the end zone biteck and look who makes the catch. someone in a totally different uniform. that would be the policeman. and he's getting all kinds of shouts out from the -- from the fans right there. they love it. go ahead. did he not spike the ball. i know we were wondering. but he made a clean catch. we'll be right back. 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. >> grammy award winning sink and bucks county's own pink joins a cause close to her march. >> she's now an ambassador to unicef. it hopes to inspire children to live more active and healthier lives by using an activity tracking bracelet and app. p

. >> in case you missed florida and florida state over the weekend ball goes out of the end zone bite and look who makes the catch. someone in a totally different uniform. that would be the policeman. and he's getting all kinds of shouts out from the -- from the fans right there. they love it. go ahead. did he not spike the ball. i know we were wondering. but he made a clean catch. we'll be right back. 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. >> grammy award winning sink and bucks county's own pink joins a cause close to her march. >> she's now an ambassador to unicef. it hopes to inspire children to live more active and healthier lives by using an activity tracking bracelet and app. pin

this year the group is headed schools including florida state, florida a & m, and albany state. sosoar the donations page shows about 240 dollars raised. if you want to help, we've got a link posted inside this sty on kcrg dot com. forbes released numbers on the highest- - id musicians in thehe country. younger artists at the top... but also "one group that has been at it"... for the long run... plus, tickets for the 2016 rose& bowl are officially sold out... thanks, largely, to sales beforee the teams were announced... we'll explain that process as so many are interested in watching iowa in pasadena. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. iet, mild weather continues. mostly sunny sky with just some passing high clouds every now and again. highs will reach well into the 40s to around 50. even though tomorrow will have a few more clouds, it'll be warmer than today thanks to a head- start close to 40. tomorrow afternoon's highs will be in the middle 50s with a breezy west wind. there's a slight chance of light ra

florida state, florida a & m, and albany state. so far the donations page shows about 240 dollars raised. if you want to help, we've got a link posted inside this story on kcrg dot com. students at dubuque senior high school are improving their s snish skills with donated computers. chad and laura chandlee donated the laptops, along with a mobile charging cart, athe beginning of the school year. students use them for interactive games and activities that help them memorize spanish words and teachers say it means students can study at their own pace. "they're also good for differentiation because this student needs to work on this and that student needs to work on that. you can have them working on different things at the same time. " teachers say the dubuque school strict would not have been able to afford the computers wiwiout the donation. a delegation of mayors who represent towns along the mississippi river now have a plan on the agreement has several action items to try and protect surface and ground water. these include initiatives like developing a strategy for monitoring water pollutants, expanding water facilities, and installing more urban- catch basins to filter runoff before it gets to rivers. dubuque mayor roy buol explained during a news conference, that if action is not taken, climate change isisoing to put more stress on the mississippi river. "it is critical to improve our sustainable, less we compromise our food and water supply. ities drink the water and eat the food provided by these basins, so we have the most to lose from compromised water systems." according to the upper mississippi river basin committee, 18 million people use supply. after two years, the safe c-r program is noticing a positive impact. safe- c-r stands for secure and friendly eeironments in cedar rapids. the program focuses on properties that are considered a nuisance because police have been called there or there's been criminal tivity. safe-cr keepeptrack of reports. since the program started in 20-13, there have been 354 properties designated as a nuisance. 80 percent of those homes fixed the oblem after receiving a notice. "all of those 167 properties have stayed on the list for the past twelve months without having additional calls for service where they've been billed, and they've kind of exceeded that the program created a focus group with multiple organizations who recommended changes to the program. one of thosos changee would make sure those with mental health problems receive help, instead of worrying about getting a violation. the cedar rapids city council will vote on those changes december 15th. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. the cedar rapids public library wants to know from the public what services are important to them. voters rejected a tax levy last month. now the library will l nsider changinin hours and cututng some services in order to stay on budget. the meeting is from 5:30 to 6:30 this evening at the downtown library. ckets to the rose bowl are sold out on ticketmaster this momoing. hawkeye fans hoping to cheer on their team in pasadena will have to pay a pretty steep price for tickets. that's because the rose bowl allowed early ticket sales -- before teams were announced. sites like stub-hub. tickets on the site are going for around 600 dollars. and expensive tickets canead to scams. u-i athletics offifials say if you try to buy a ticket off the secondary market make sure you're going through a reputable source. "the 81 rose bowl it was a big deal and everyone wanted to go, but i don't think it was quite the craziness as this is, and i do know back then there was a lot of counterfeit tickets, i think today people are a little more savvy that that can happen, i'd be very carefulp on the secondary market." and the rose bowl is also big business for retailers. tailgate in iowa city put out these designs for shirts they'll begin selling next week. and just like tickets, there's already a waiting list. the hawkeyes play in the rose bowl on friday, jauary first at four p, iowa time. u can watch the game on e-s-p-n. rolling out a new product. and new research showowhidden meaning behind your texting grammar. plan on a nice december day! we'll see more sunshine than yesterday, with highs up around 50 degrees in many areas. this is about 20 degrees above seasonal normals. the mild air keeps r rht on going into the the weekend, and it's at that point that the pattern will shift to a more active one. at this point, this storm system the area with a transition over to some light snow on the back side of thsystem, if the cold air can get here. the bigger issue may very well be heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm s. a widespread 1- 2" of rain is likely this weekend, which may cause creeks and streams to rise. while next week is cooler, we still are running above average. enjoy your wednesday! today: mostly sunny high: 47-53 winds: w 5-15 alo: 49 dbq: 49 iow: 50tonight: partly cloudy low: 35-41 winds: s 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 37 iow: 39tomorrow: partly sunny, winds: w 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 53 iow: 56tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 34-40 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 34 dbq: 34 iow: 36 now here's abc's reena ninan and richard bacon wit >>> hey there, in today's "techbytes," apple release a new product completely unannounced. >> the new smart battery case could keep it running for up to 25 hours. competing cases last longer and are cheaper, price tag, 99 bucks. >>> and if you feel like you spend a majority of your dayton internet, you're not alone. >> a new poll shows 21% of americans admit to being online almost constantly. three-quarters use the internet >>> how you end a sentence in a text message matters. a study finds ending wit a period makes it look less sincere. >> and that makes a text even more sincere and that's our final word of texting period. >> boom. >>> those are your "techbyte with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira canower your ability t fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expections. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. republican frontrunner donald trump's call to block muslims from entering the united states is being met with a wave of vocal opposition... in an interview with abc's barbara walters, trump says he thinks people will come around to his side. abc's lana zak in washington has the latest. "donald trump has jumped the shark he's gone too far sharp condemnation for donald trump from everyday americans to fellow republicans -- lindsay graham on- cam, new day 12/8/2015 "you know how to make america great again? tell donald trump to go to hell." ?.all in response to trump's most recent controversial proposal: 19:36:00 trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total and c cplete shutdown of muslims entering the united states the head of congressiona l doesn't represest their views paul ryan: on-cam 12/8/2015 this is "not what this party stands for," but for young muslim americans, its hard to see e republican front-runner's opinion as a one-off... teacher: these children are kinda walking around carrying the weight of their religion on thier shoulders. my teachers told me specifically not only to hold my head up high. i'm used to hearing things like "go back to your country." really discriminatory phases like this and i'm really sick of hearing it, this is my country. gfx 10: on the front cover of the new york daily news, a paraphrase of that famous poem about the hollocaust: ititeads..."when he came for the muslims , i did not speak out... b b in an interview with abc news' barbara walters, trump disputes the comparisons to hitler... 141430 are you a bigot? 141432 not at all. probably the least of anybody you've ever met. of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs today. they will charge robert lewis dear with first-degree murdeeand other charges. death penalty. he also wounded nine people in the attack. an eastern iowa teen has an idea of how long he'll have to serve. a judge sentenced the fourteen year r d for killing a fifteen year old in cedar rapids earlier this year. this is a live look at on right after the break with a look at your wednesday forecast. meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now with your first alert forecast. plan on a nice december day! we'll see more sunshine than yesterday, with highs up around 50 degrees in many areas. this is about 20 degrees above seasonal normals. the mild air keeps right on going into the the weekend, and it's at that point that the pattern will shift to a more active one. at this point, this storm system continues to look the area with a transition over to some light snow on the back side of the system, if the cold air can get here. the bigger issue may very well be heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm s. a widespread 1- 2" of rain is likely this weekend, , ich may cause creeks and streams to rise. while next week is cooler, we still are running above average. enjoy your wednesday! today: mostly sunny high: 47-53 winds: w 5-15 alo: 49 dbq: 49 iow: 50tonight: partly cloudy low: 35-41 winds: s 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 37 iow: 39tomorrow: partly sunny, mild high: 52-58 winds: w 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 53 iow: 56tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 34-40 thanks, kaj. girl scouts have sold two and a half million boxes of cookies online this year. this is the second year for selling on the web. now, instead of setting up cookie stands, some troops are setting up their own cookie selling websites. the organization says all girl scout councils will use the digital platform by 2017. and a throwback to the 90's -- crystal pepsi is about to make a limited comeback. pepsico announced a contest that will award the contest is tomorrow and friday on the pepsi pass app. crystal pepsi first debuted in 1992, but the company pulled it from shelves in 94. pepsi won't say if the sweepstakes is a prelude to a more permanent return. 20-16 democratic presidential hopefuls are trying to gain support of eastern iowa voters. and the front-runner is holding a town hall today. where you can see hillary clinton, next on tv-9. good wednesday morning. you're looking live on our city cam.m. today. it's december ninth and here's what you need to know. the north liberty city council decides not to vote on a proposed gun ban on city property after dozens show up in opposition. one asbestos removal company shares safe practices after a report shows construction workers, staff and students at a cedar rapids school could have been exposed to the toxic substance. local muslims react to donald trump's statements about banning all those practicing islam from entering the united states. safe c-r says it's making a positive impact in the community. 80 percent of nuisance properties have avoided issues since the program started two years ago. and diversity focus is raising money to help send students on a college tour around the country next spring. many are the first in their family to go to college. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a nice december day! we'll see more sunshine than yesterday, with highs up around 50 degrees in many areas. this is about 20 degrees above seasonal normals. the mild air keeps right on going into the the weekend, and it's at that point that the pattern will shift to a more active one. at this point, this storm system continues to look like mainly rain in the area with a transition over to some light snow on the back side of the system, if the cold air can get here. the bigger issue may very well be heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm s. a widespread 1- 2" of rain is likely this weekend, which may cause creeks and streams to rise. while next week is cooler, we still are running above average. enjoy your wednesday!to day: mostly sunny high: 47-53 winds: w 5-15 alo: 49 dbq: 49 iow: 50tonight: partly cloudy low: 35-41 winds: s 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 37 iow: 39tomorrow: partly sunny, iow: 56tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 34-40 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 34 dbq: 34 iow: 36 one person is in the hospital in waterloo this morning with a stab wound. police responded to 518 locust street just before 1-30 this morning. the police department watch commander says the victim is expected to be o-k and they have not arrested anyone. the cedar rapids community school district and a company it hired are dealing with apparent problems removing asbestos from washington high school. a dnr report will force the district and the company to meet with the environmental protection commission in coming months. all of the groups involved will get a say at the meeting. the d-n-r wants this to go to the attorney general's office for enforcement action. the school district responded to the findings by saying the district is not aware of anyone who has tested positive for asbestos as a result of their presence on the job site. we reached out to abatement specialties - the company named in the investigation and it failed to return our calls. we spoke with an asbestos removal company in waterloo that is not related advanced environmental testing and abatement incorporated says it works every day to make sure they are safely disposing of the mineral at construction sites. asbestos can cause serious health problems if it's inhaled. the company owner says he finds it in everything from floor tiles to roofing material. the workers create a containment area at the construction site that only the asbestos removal crew can enter. " 20:36:27 just keeping the fibers from releasing. any time we do asbestos you need to use wet removal. that's a crucial part of it. you just don't want visible emissions. so again, if you are taking some floor tile up off the basement or a school, we mist the floor before doing it." the company says it carefully seals the asbestos material inside a bag or container and disposes of it. we're told the goal is to make sure the air is all clear by the time they're done, so no one is exposed. a cedar rapids teenager will spend at least 4 years in a juvenile facility for killing at 15- 14-year-old robert humbles shot and killed aaron richardson in september. police say the shooting happened when two rival groups met near redmond park. humbles pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, reckless use of a firearm, and going armed with intent. he faces 25 years in prison. he will be in a juvenile facility until he turns 18. a judge will then decide whether to release him or make him serve the rest of his prison sentence. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is in eastern iowa today to lay out her plans for the economy. this morning, she'll take a tour of cedar valley techworks in waterloo. she will then hold a town hall at the five sullivan brothers convention center. that's at 12:45 p-m. and mrs. clinton will finish her day in the des moines area, with a stop in urbandale. another democratic presidential candidate who has made plenty of stops in iowa but without the bump in the polls will return... former maryland governor martin he told supporters thahe offers a new type of leadership to the position, citing his common argument -- that he has actually run a populated state. " 07:45:06 i believe in doing things that actually work. my training was mostly as mayor, as governor. i had to balance budgets every year and i had to get things done. that's what we have to do as a nation. that's what i'm betting my candidacy on. " republican presidential frontrunner donald trump faces a lot of criticism from both political parties for comments he made about muslims. he said monday that the u-s should ban all muslims from entering the country. and trump is not backing down from his proposal. members of the muslim community in eastern iowa are condemningrump's call to ban muslim immigrants or visitors. cedar rapids shares a long history with members of islam. muslims from lebanon were pioneers in early industry arriving in the late 1800's. the "mother mosque" in northwest cedar rapids was the specifically as a mosque in all of north america. for those members to hear a major presidential candidate say "close the borders" is distressing. "i'm not really going to be upset about a politician that hopefully has no chance to be elected. now if he does get elected, as president, it says a lot about our country and that's unfortunate." local muslims worry comments like trump's would encourage people to target members of that faith. they point to a severed pig's head thrown against the door of a mosque in proof it's already happening. decorah have issued a statement calling for unity with muslims. it says in part, "an alarming our nation. we repudiate the hostility and hatred aimed at muslims in and beyond our community. we pledge to challenge islamophobia whenever and wherever it occurs." many faculty, staff and alumni have also signed the online statement. tuition can be a shock. but just setting up a college visit for a student can also be expensive. a group in eastern iowa hopes to help by raising money for those who need it to see the campus for themselves. tv-9's forrest saunders says the group is currently behind on its goal. seniors dahmie steel and brandie horton both have big dreams for the future.dahmie is leaning toward architecture or nursing, brandie law or journalism. both know iowa has some fine schools. but they also want to keep their out of state options on the table. dahmie's mother actually insists on it. "i'm very terrified of leaving my mom, but she definitely wants me to get out. i do want to get out for myself and see what the world has to offer me,"trouble is, checking out a bunch of country isn't cheap. that's where the iowa college tour comes in. "the primary purpose of iowa college tour is give students of color, primarily from cedar rapids, iowa city area the opportunity to visit, tour and experience colleges all around the country."this will be the third year the program has operated. it gives groups of at least 30 area seniors a trip to about ten schools in a week during spring. this year, the kids are heading south touring places like florida state, albany state or north carolina state. "when you apply to colleges, you can always apply online. you can send your applications in. it's a little different exposure when you're on the ground. you can meet the university president or admissions councilors." students pay 500 each to take part. but diversity focus, the non profit behind the effort, is trying to raise ten thousand by the end of the month to cut the cost for those with a tight budget. so far their campaign online shows $240 raised. a free trip sounds great to students like dahmie and brandie, but if not just the chance to go makes them smile. i'm very thankful for the opportunity that someone as an african american, is in our corner to actually do this for us. sometimes you don't see a lot of that. i'm very great full for the opportunity. that was tv-9's forrest saunders if you want to help out, we've got a link inside this story on our website, kcrg dot com. action program - or hacap - is looking for people to holid

it happened in florida near florida atlantic university. at last check -- the suspect was still on the run. police encouraged students who live nearby to stay inside and lock their doors. "they thought it was a fight then cops with huge guns got here. and then now we are they weren't like...two cops were yelling across the street saying get back in your house." officers in swat gear could be many -- many people have posted things on social media they later regretted. for some, it created friction with friends or relatives. the situation is much more serious for a man in ohio.. maureen kocot tells us what rittgers posted this video on his personal facebook page, with (sheriff zach scott/franklin county) "you've got a distracted driver and a drunk driver just exponentially causing danger wherever he went." a facebook friend comments, 'dude, really!!!!!' rittgers responds 'i am a good driver don't worry,' and goes on to comment, 'i've got one finger on the steering wheel facebooking while it's raining. smh,' ...which means "shaking my head." '

me, anybody who thinks that jeb bush if an election were held in florida today would only get 12% doesn't know florida. i live in florida here when he was governor. i was the speaker of the house in this state. the state of florida is indebted to governor bush, they love the bush family and governor bush and what he did. i can guarantee you he would do a lot better than 12%. i don't believe that poll for one second. >> the polls are bad, the numbers are junk? >> well, i think we put too much reliance on polls because people haven't voted yet. let me tell you what's going to matter. in about five weeks, people of iowa are going to vote. that's going to matter. then we will go to new hampshire and vote and it's going to matter. governor bush is the only person in this race, i'm baffled by this, that has been willing to take on donald trump. this is a guy who said some extremely reckless things, chris christie has run away from it, marco rubio's run away from it, senator ted cruz has run away from it. jeb bush is the only candidate in this race that's willing to stand up and take on the bully. >> i will concede that point.

florida. wichita state and florida state the hawkeye men home again today to take on the kangaroos. missouri kansas city visiting carver. 1st half. peter jok, his specialty, the 3. 10 for jok. iowa out to a 10-2 lead. more from deep. nicholas baer, the walk-on from bettendorf playing big minutes. career high 14 for baer. later inside. freshman ahmad wagner, dunk and 1. 9 for wagner. hawks roll 95-75. iowa home again monday night against western hawks roll 95-75. iowa home again monday night against western illinois. hawks home again monday against some bad news for the hawkeyes. junior dale jones will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. jones suffered the injury earlier this week in practice. jones was averaging 6 points 3 rebounds off the bench. northern iowa on the road at richmond, taking on the spiders. early 1st. paul jesperson splash from downtown, tied at 3. more from behind the arc. matt bohannon, we know he can shoot it. 14 for bo. uni up 1. later inside to the pride of ankeny, ted friedman, 8 for friedman. but the spiders pull away and win 82-67., panthers fall

florida. she doesn't even have a coat, poor thing. what part of florida? >> south florida, fort lauderdale. >> welcome this afternoon. it's been mild today. although overcast conditions, a lot of people want to see the sun back. we have a front tonight, it could produce light sprinkles or showers around here. and 44 degrees is what we have currently in central park with hour. and lows this morning did start chill, but really if you look at the 38-degree overnight low, the normal high is 41 degrees. and that's not too far off the averages. let's stare down the front starting to approach the delmarva and looks like washington, d.c. will be first to get some rain but it's really not a lot. .20, and then the storms will out of here. and things are looking really good heading into new year's eve. skies clear out nicely tomorrow. sunshine is back thursday afternoon. it's going to be beautiful. and then just a few patchy cloud, and 41 degrees for the big ball drop. coming up in the full exclusive accuweather forecast, we will be talking about the change in the weather pattern tha

florida state, florida a & m, and albany state. so far the donations page shows about 240 dollars raised. if you want to help,p,e've got a link posted inside this story on kcrg dot com. back to you guys in the studio. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. students at dubuque senior high school are improving their spanish skills with donated computers. laptops, along with a mobile charging cart, at the beginning of the school year. students use them for interactive games and activities that help them memorize spanish words and phrases. teachers s it means students can study at their own pace. they're also good fofo differentiation because this student needs to work on this and that student needs to work on that. you can have them working on different things at the sameime. " teachers say the dubuque school district would not have been able to afford the computers without the donation. represent towns along the mississippi river now have a plan on the agreement has several action items ground water. these include initiatives like developing a strataty for monitoring water pollutants, expanding water facilities, and installing more urban- catch basins to filter runoff before it gets to rivers. confnfence, that if action is not taken, climate change is going to put more stress on the mississippi river. "it is critical to improve our rivers and keep our basins sustainable, less we compromise our food and water supply. cities drininthe water and eat the food provided by these basins, so we have the most to lose from compromised water systems." according to the upper mississippi river basin committee, 18 million people use the river for water supply. after two years, the safe c-r program is noticing a positive impact. safe- c-r stands for secure and friendly environments in cedar rapids. the program focuses on properties that are considered a nuisance because police have been called there or there's been criminal activity. safe-cr keeps track of reports. since the program started in 20-13, there have been 354 properties designated as a nuisance. 80 fixed the problem after receiving a notice. "all of those 167 properties have stayed on the list for the past twelve months without having additional calls for service where theheve been billed, and they've kind of exceeded that time. they've fixed the problem." the program created a focus group with multiple organizations who recommended changes to the program. one of those changes would make sure those with mental health problems receive help, instead of worrying about getting a violation. the cedar rapids city council will vote on those 15th. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. wants to know from the public what services are important to ohem. month. now the library w wl consider changing hours and cutting some services in order to stay on budget. the meeting is from 5:30 to 6:30 this evening at the downtown library. tickets to the rose bowl are sold out on ticketmaster hoping to cheer on their team in pasadena will have to pay a pretty steep price for tickets. that's because the rose bowl allowed early ticket sales -- before teams were announced. that explains the high prices on sites like stub-hub. tickets on the site are going for around 600 dollars. and expensive tickets s n lead to scams. u-i athletics officials say if you try to buy a ticket off the secondary market make sure you're going through a reputable source. "the 81 rose bowl it was a big deal and everyone wanted to go, bubui don't think it was quite the craziness as this is, and i do know back then there was a lot of counterfeit tickets, i think today people are a little more savvy that that can happen, i'd be very careful on the secondary market." and the rose bowl is also big business for retailers. tailgate in iowa city put out these designs for and just like tickets, there's already a waiting list. the hawkeyes play in the rose bowl on friday, january first at four p-m, iowa time. you can watch the game on e-s-p-n. for children and adults alike, opening chrhrtmas presents can be one of the most exciting things. and an animal shelter in johnson county is hoping people will consider taking in a pet for this holiday season... yesterday, with highs up around 50 degrees in many areas. this is about 20 degrees above seasonal normals. ththmild air keeps right on going into the the weekend, and it's at that point that the pattern will shift to a this the area with a transition over to some light snow on the back side of the system, if he cold air can get t re. the bigger issue may very well be heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm s. a widespread 1- 2" of rain is likely this weekend, which may cause creeks and streams to rise. while e xt week is cooler, we still are running above average. enjoy your wednesday! today: momoly sunny high: 47-53 winds: w 5-15 alo: 49 dbq: 49 iow: 50tonight: partly cloudy winds: s 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 37 iow: 39tomorrow: partly sunny, mild high: 52-58 winds: w 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 53 io 56tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 34-40 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 34 dbq: 34 iow: 36 many animal rightstsroups caution against giving pets as christmas presents -- we hear this every year. but the iowa city animal care and adoption center says it needs people to adopt more animals. animals asashe weather has gotten cooler. last week, officials said they had more than 70 cats and kittens in the facility. the $25 fee includes neutering, vaccinations and a microchip. the majority of americans think the chicken we eat has additives. in today's agribusiness report, the national chicken council clears up the rumors. but right now, here's a looat today's opening farm markets. good morning! good morning this is the agribusiness report. i'm david geiger. ---- the u-s country of origin meat labeling debate is heating up again.. on monday.. the world trade organization approved more than one billion dollars in export tariff retaliation by canada and mexico. it sayycool discriminates against imported between 57 and 66 percent of beef.. and 83 and 84 percent of pork muscle cuts in the e s do not offer consumer information on origin.. while asking upstream producers to record. livestock groups are calling for a quick cool repeal after the announcement.. back in june.. the house voted for repeal of cool.. senate ag chair pat roberts held off bringing a repeal bill to the senate to give panel democrats time to put together a compromise voluntary labeling bill.. but the w-t-o "this isn't about cool, this isn't about that kind of an issue. is is about trade retaliation. the numbebe are in. and they're bad numbers. there is no need for this tariff fight. this is bad news for farmers, ranchers, everybody up and down main street." ---- the c-m-e group.. will require all cattle delivered against live cattle contracts to be born and raised only in the u-s.. this move was in preparation for the cool announcement .. to clarify existing live cattle future delivery regulations.. if the u-s shod choose to repeal cool. c-m-e ys it's trying to maintain status quo in an uncertain environmentnt the new requirement is effective december 18. now here's a look at your markets. "the soybean market is on a two dadabreak. less threatening weather in northern and central brazil, which has been dry. that's probably the one issue." "the other issue is on top of the market is the concern credit that looks like it'd be a 50 50, if that goes through at the presest time. and no lasting high pressure system in brazil. so what we had is short covering the last week, profit taking this week.." "we had a disappointing trade in neneaska/iowa . traded 180 to 190 dressed. that was the anchor that pushed prices lower. there was concern with d dand, concern with the coolthat we could possibly see 100 percent tariff put on by canada and mexico as soon as next week..." "when you look over into the hog market, what you have is a market that's trying to forge a low but we have had the slaughter last week was the largestlaughter we've had since september of 2012." ---- nearly three quarters of american believe chicken contains additives.. that's according to a study by the national chicken council.. who says that's mistaken because no chicken sold or raiaied in the u-s is given hormones or steroids.. 73 percent of consumers believe antibiotics are present in most chicken meat.. and 77 percent believed chickens have added hohoones.. in 19-50 the e u-s-d-a banned all hormones and steroids in poultry.. and it regulates withdrawal periods of ti-biotic when used to treat poultry diseases.. the study also found 78 percent of consumers believed chickens are genetically modified.. ---- and that's it for our show today.. thanks for joining.. i'll see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video evy day in the agribususess section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.46 oc std. cities, counties, and school districts in iowa could see a reduction in revenue starting next july. a legislative committee for machinery and equipment used for manufacturin g. estimates that will cut overall state sales tax revenue by 40 million dollars annually. it will also reduce local option sales tax revenue dollars each year. we told you last t ek that dubuque schools were planning to use about seven million from the local option sales tax for a swimming pool project. but because of the tax change, the project is now on hold. buying a home can be a huge undertaking, but you can't forget an important step. a home inspection fee is never fun to shell out -- but it can save problems later on w wh a property how to find the best home inspector in today's angie's list. yesterday, with highs up around 50 degrees in many areas. this is about 20 degrees above seasonal normals. the mild air keeps right on going into the the weekend, and it's at that point more active one. at this point, this storm system continues to look like mainly rain in the area with a transition over to some light snow on the back side of the system, if the cold air can get here. the bigger issue may very well be heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm s. a widespread 1- 2" of rain is likely this weekend, which may cause creeksksnd streams to rise. while next week is cooler, we still are running above average. enjoy your wednekday!to day: mostly sunny high: 47-53 winds: w 5-15 alo: 49 dbq: 49 iow: 50tonight: partly cloudy low: 35-41 winds: s 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 37 partly sunny, mild high: 52-58 winds: w 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 53 iow: 56t6torrow night: partly cloudy low: 34-40 iow: 36 if you're planning to buy a home you'll need a good home insnsctor, but you'll need to know a good one from a bad one. and what do you do if your inspector misses the mold growing in the basement or the hole in the drywall in the upstairs closet? we find out in today's angie's list report. "one of the most important things for a new homeowner is to make sure you attend the inspection. a lot of times people think, oh, they'll just check to learn about your house, ask questions and really get to know your new house. " "most contracts with a home inspector says that they should be notified if there's a problem. some people will say 'this is wrong, fix it' and then call the home inspector, and he can't tell what was fixed and what was there originally." there are a number of steps you can take to understanding your home inspection. first of all, its important to get involved with your home inspection. if you're present during t inspection, it's easy to discuss the findings. you'll also want to make sure you get a detailed inspection and just as detailed report. inspectors should do more than take a quick look around it's also important that you read the inspector's report of what they found in the home. few homes are perfect, so be prepared. you should still get a home inspection on new construction. it can have problems as well. finally, a home inspection report can impact the sales price of the if your inspector finds some problems, you can negotiate those fixes be covered in the deal. most states require inspectors to be licensed. angie recommends finding one who's not only licensed, but also certified. inspector as soon as you start looking for a house. more helpful tips are at angies list.com. currently housed in tight quarters. fire, police, and city hall workers don't have a place to go yet because the city council hasn't decided how to fix the problem. stay ith your 24 hour ws source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. asbestos safety. we speak to an asbestos removal company after a report construction crews, staff and students at one cedar rapids school could have been exposed. local reaction. muslims in eastern iowa share their opinions on donald trump's comments on their faith. here's a look at city cam this morning. definitely going to be a mild day across eastern iowa. first, meteorologog t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a nice december day! we'll see more sunshine than yesterday, with highs up around 50 degrees in many areas. this is about 20 degrees above seasal normals. the mild air keeps right on going into the the weekend, and it's at that point that the pattern w wl shift to a more active one. at this point, this storm system continues to look like mainly rain in the area with a transition over to some light snow on the back side of the system, if the cold air can get here. the bigger issue may very well be heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm s. a widespread 1- 2" of rain is likely this weekend, which may cause creeks andndtreams to rise. while next week is coolol, we still are running above average. enjoy your wednesday!to day: mostly sunny high: 47-53 iow: 50tonight: partly cloudy low: 35-41 winds: s 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 37 iow: 39tomrow: partly sunny, mild high: 52-58 winds: w 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 53 iow: 56tomorrow nighgh partly cloudy low: : -40 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 34 dbq: 34 iow: 36 thanks kaj. one person is in the hospital in waterloo this morning with a stab wound. police responded to 518 locust street just before 1-30 this morning. the police department watch commander says the victim is expected to be o-k and they have not arrested anyone. the cedar rapids community school district and a company it hired are dealing with apparent problems removing asbestos from washingngn high school. a dnrnr report will force the district and the company to meet with the environmental protection commission in coming all of the groups involved will get u say at the meeting. the d-n-r wants this to go to the attorney general's office for enforcement action. the school district responded to the findings by saying the district is not aware of anyone who has tested positive for asbestos as a result of their presence on the job site. we reached out to abatement specialties - the company named in the investigation and it failed to return our calls. we spoke with an asbestos removal company in waterloo that is not related to this case. advanced environmental testing and abatement incorporated says it works every day to make sure they are safely disposing of the mineral at construction sites. asbestos can cause serious health problems if it's inhaled. the company owner says he finds it in everything from floor tiles to roofing material. the workers create a containment area at the construction site that only the asbestos removal crew can e eer. " 20:36:27 just keeping the fibers from releasing. any time we do asbestos you need to use wet removal. that's a crucial part of it. you just don't want visible emissions. so again, if you are taking some floor tile up off the basement or a school, we mist the floor the company says it carefully seals the asbestos material inside a bag or container and goal is to make sure the air is all clear by the time they're done, so no one is exposed. spend at least 4 years in a juvenile facility for killing at 15- year-old. 14-year-old robert humbles shot and killed aaron richardson in september. police say the shooting happened when two rival groups met near redmond park. humbles pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, reckless use of a firearm, and going armed with intent. he faces 2 2years in ison. he will be in a juvenile facility until he turns 18. a judge will then decide whether to release him or make him serve the rest of his prison sentence. democratic presidential clinton is in eastern iowa today to lay out her plans for the economy. this morning, she'll take a tour of cedar valley techworks in waterloo. she will then hold a town hall at the five s slivan brothers convention center. that's at 12:45 p-m. and mrs. clinton will finish her day in the des moines area, with a stop in urbandale. another democratic presidential candidate who has made plentytyf stops in iowa but without the bump in the polls will return. former maryland governor martin o'malley campaigned in williamsburg yesterday. he told supporters thatate offers a new type of leadersrsp to the position, citing his common argument -- that he has actually run a populated state. " 07:45:06 i believe in doing things that actually work. my training was mostly as mayor, as governor. i h h to balance budgets every year and i had to get things done. that's what we have to do as a nation. that's what i'm betting my candidacy on. " republican presidential frontrunner donald trump faces a comments he made about muslims. should ban all mumulims from entering the ountry. and trump is not backing down from his proposal. members of the muslim community in eastern iowa ban muslim immigrants or visitors. cedar rapids shares a long history with members of islam. muslims from lebanon were pioneers in early industry arriving in the late 1800's. the e other mosque" in northwest cedar rapids was the first building built of north america. for those members to hear a major presidential candidate say "ose the bders" is distressing. "i'm not t ally going to be upset about a politician that hopefully has no chance to be elected. now if he does get lot about our country and that's unfornate." local muslims worry comments like trump's would members of head thrown against the door of a mosque in philadelphia monday night as proof it's already happening. several washington city departments are sharing cramped quarters. and council members can't agree on a way to move forward, leaving city hall, police, and fire workers withoho a space solution. . the city is now looking at 2 options. the first would mean building a new fire station near the existing building. but council members woulneed a referendum to make that happen. the second opttn would move city hall to an old library building. but some officials are worried that renovation could have hidden costs. either way, the city's administrator says the city needs to make a decision. next steps are to take bigger steps in terms of hiring an architect, a project manager and you can't like that if you're ambivalent or not sure." " which option to pursue after the first of the year. the sticker price on college tuition can be a college visit for a student can also be expensive. a group in eastern iowa hopes to help by raising moneyor those who need it to see the campu for themselves. tv-9's forrest saunders says the group is currently behind on its goal. seniors dahmie steel and brandie horton both future.dahmie s leaning toward architecture or nursg, brandie law or journalism. bobo know iowa has some to keep the table. on it. "i'm very terrified of leaving my mom, but she definitely wants me to get out. i do want to get out for myself and see what the world has to offer me,"trouble is, checking out a bunch of different colleges across the country isn't cheap. that's where the ia college tour comes in. "thehe primary y rpose of wa college tour is give students of color, primarily from cedar rapids, iowa city area the opportunity to visit, tour and experience colleges all around the country."this will be the third year the program has operated. it gives groups of at least 30 area seniors a trip this year, the kids are heading south touring places like florida state, albany state or north carolina state. "when you apply to colleges, you can always apply online. you can send your applications in. it's a little different exposure when you're on the ground. you can meet the university president or admiskions councilors." students pay 500 each to take part. but didirsity focus, ththnon profit behind the effort, is trying to raise ten thousand by the end of the month to cut the cost for those with a tight budget. so far their campaign online shows $240 raised. a free trip sounds great to students like dahmie and brandie, but if not just the chance to go makes them smile. i'm very thankful for the opportunity that someone as an african american, is in our corner to actually do this for us. sometimes you don't see a lot of that. i'm very great full for the opportunity. that was tv-9's forrest saunders with that story. if you want to help out, we've got a link inside this story on our website, kcrg dot apple has unveiled a new product -- without it

florida light? >> fpl. >> fpl, florida power and light. florida power and light is a guy cant gantic organization. i am confident they've pent not just -- spent not just tens of billions, but probably hundreds of billions of dollars in their cyber defenses. the smaller companies, however -- and there are hundreds upon hundreds of them -- are investor-owned. they're more worried about profit than they are about security. and the problem with a network of 3200 companies is if you get into the weakest part of the network, you can affect the strongest parking lot of the network. part of the network. >> speak to the really of en-- speak to the level of engagement that you encountered in regards to regulators. >> well, and again this gets awfully wonky. the notion of regulation -- the power industry a number of years ago was deregulated. that works out very well from an economic point of view, because it means there's simply more competition. between and among power companies in this country. from the point of view of imposing federal regulations, security regulations, regulations that might toughen the

florida state squaring off in the peach bowl. florida state quarterback won't play due to personal issues effectively ending his college career. as for the cougars they have 12 wins for the second time in school history. that's houston. >> outstanding year facing an unbelievable tailback in cook. they'll have to run to the football to stop this guy. houston, though, greg ward, this guy has thrown the ball over 2500 yards and can also make people miss, running the football with 1,000 yards rushing. they have their hands full with ward. you'll take florida state. i'll lean to houston. >> i'm leaning florida state. >> coach, great having you in the saddle with us today. we loved having you. >> you can't do that. next year will be our 12th season together, b.j. >> oh, thank you. an even dozen. let's do it. come on. >> enjoy watching basketball. that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching the ram post-game show. a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs. and a reminder, it is tops tomorrow morning at 9:00 eastern. that other pregame show covers everything from the field through fantasy. next saturday a college basketball triple header tipping off at noon eastern with a women's top 10 match-up ohio state, maryland. and ending with number 23 baylor add number 2 kansas. tune into nfl network at 8:00 eastern for a special edition of thursday night football with the redskins and eagles. tomorrow regional action. many will see the patriots and jets at noon eastern with the nfl today. for all of us, have a great >>> the fath

florida congressman. >> the florida congressman carlos curbelo tweeted this, confirmed #hoverboards is for kids. i ended up in pastist health south florida, florida, overboardchristmas so a lot of people spending time at emergency rooms that they were not planning, but it was so fun. if they don't explode you end up in the emergency room. >> john, can we embarrass you a little bit more? and buzzfeed thinks they are. >> what are they saying? >> top 13 list of the year's biggest breakout stars in film, tv and movies. >> that just proves they got the check. thank you guys at buzz feed. apprec te it. >> you can pay them off. >> is that your safe fwrords "sisters?" >> like how i worked that one in. >> "trainwreck" and "sisters" and the cast of "sisters" stopped by "late night with seth >> why aren't you partying? >> because i'm the designated mom tonight. >> john cena funny in the film. >> super funny guy. him. >> when i saw him i had feelings that i never felt before. and that's -- that's not my usual type. >> right? >> i like a skinny weird looking nerd. >> and you wanted to maybe like be held in his two hands. >> yeah. >> i would never con

now as we look at noel, missouri, 63 degrees and christmas scene towns heading down to florida, and christmas, floridadegrees a high temperature and there is chilly air but we have to go out west to holy, washington with the high of 38 r california, looks like a high of just 24 degrees tomorrow storm scan three has a few sprinkles working their way out of burlington county heading to the east/north east otherwise quiet conditions and if you are heading out and about on this christmas eve you might want to have the umbrella just in hand just in case if you are going out to the link. fast forward to saturday, kick off, eagles taking on washington 8:25 but very mild temperature in the lower 50's. the little bit of the northeasterly breeze there but we have a chance of showers and that is going to stay consistent over the next several days. i think mainly late day showers and rumble for our christmas holiday: very warm. cooler by saturday, 56 work a high temperature and then we will shoot backup once again 70 degrees that will break another record on sunday, and then we will get more december like but sti

florida. down in florida. more on this story next >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday, december 29th and here is what happening. >> parts of the lehigh valley did see part of a wintry mix overnight. we're with the latest. >> a local familydy marred by gunfire mourning the death of a child in floridahanges in the accuweather forecast. let's turn to dave murphy and also matt pelman filling in for karen. good morning. >> the best news is the winter weather advisory for the lehigh valley and berks county has now been canceled. it's still in effect up in the poconos until 11 o'clock this morning where we have p

florida. >> jacksonville florida sheriff's office actually put a chopper in the air and they located this vehicle and stopped it for us. between the time we actually got the call and that vehicle was stopped, probably nine hours. >> reporter: once they stopped the van, police are in for a big surprise. >> what really happened was, family was in fact moving from rhode island to floridaear-old did not want to go. stopped to do lunch and she gets out and walks away from them. she's not having any part of the florida trip. she was being a very difficult teenager. so they just decided to put her in the van. we're going south. >> reporter: as it's a family matter, no charges are filed. but the people in the parking lot who thought they were witnessing a crime took important action without putting themselves in danger. >>> coming up, a car going 60 stuck on cruise control. >> okay, sir. calm down. >> when "caught on camera: what would you do"" returns. (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i can't believe i got it. that's my boy. woah! look! that's my boy. you're proud to give each other your best every day. and at b

search in central florida ends with a rochester man dead and a strafford man facing multiple charges both in florida and here in new hampshire. >> getting the altercation down in florida, i don't know what they were thinking about. it doesn't happen that often. reporter: deerfield police pulled over a pickup truck on december 2 and say they found 27-year-old derek kelley behind the wheel and 29-year-old michael hilber in the passenger seat. both with outstanding warrants in new hampshire. when an officer tried to arrest them, kelley allegedly took off, dragging the officer about 20 feet onto on coming traffic. >> he's fine, he's just got dragged out in traffic. reporter: deerfield police filed charges against kelley for felonious escape, resisting arrest and disobeying an officer but weren't able to arrest him. >> that night we were tracking web found out that the occupant ended up somewhere in connecticut and we her from other face facebook posts that he was on the way to florida. >> i need to report a robbery. reporter: florida authorities say a man who resembles hilber was caught on camera robbing a dollar general store on tuesday afternoon. shortly after, police c

florida... for the orange bowl b allyson: all eyes on clemson in south florida. mike: brad fralick is in south florida with what head coach dabo sweeney has to say going into the big day. brad: good morning from south florida. it is gameday the clemson tigers and oklahoma sooners play today national semi-final game. the winner advances to play in arizona for the national championship. dabo sweeney says his crew is focused and ready to go. >> this isn't the russell athletic bowl. this is the capitol one orange bowl, final four. everybody earned their way here, and we just spent whatever three weeks studying this film and this is an incredibly talented team. brad: this is the third trip to the orange bowl in five years for the clemson tigers, and this one means just a little bit more. dabo sweeney said they want to make the people print a 15th ticket to see the tigers play this year. if they were to win this one and the national championship game, they would be the first team ever to go five and 0. cash 15 and brad fralick wyff zero. news 4. -- 15 and brad fralick wyff news zero. 4. allyson: thank you.

florida defense getting fatigued and discouraged against florida state. not in this game. they finished, and alabama has 83 plays to 45 in this game. can they have -- and they have fought every play. kudos to jim mcelwain, jeff collins, his whole -- geoff collins and the whole staff for keeping this floridase playing right to the end of the game. >> verne: third and one. henry. first down. 38 seconds to go, so he is not going to get the 2,000-yard barrier but you it's first down and goal and he now has 189 yards on 44 carries, and congratulations to the crimson tide and nick saban. there the two are are. former colleagues. a wonderful first year for jim mcelwain. >> verne: time now for our player of the game presented by dr. pepper. who else? 189 yards on 44 carries. one touchdown. allie is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, congratulations on being s.e.c. champions for back-to-back years and three out of the last four. each team each year is different. what made this team special? >> i would like to congratulate our team because they really deserved this. they really worked hard this year and fought a lot of adversity. more than any team i have ever coached i wanted this group to have a chance on to win a championship and i'm happy and proud for them. our fans are great today. derrick wa

florida today. the former florida governor spoke at a luncheon in west palm beach. earlier... he appeared at a breakfast, where he re-iterated his allegations that g-o-p frontrunner donald trump is a "chaos candidate". trump and bush have been engaging in a war of words in recent weeks... after bush directly confronted trump at this month's g-o-p debate here in las vegas. bush wraps up his florida swing today with a town hall-style meeting in ocala. an early morning robbery... has police searching... for -2- suspects. officers have -1- suspect in custody... in connection.... with the robbery... at "one nevada credit union"... in the south part of the valley. it happened... where business owners say... crime is on the rise. action news reporter... marissa kynaston.... has more.

florida state squaring off in the peach bowl. florida state quarterback won't play due to personal issues effectively ending his college career. as for the cougars they have 12 wins for the second time in school history. that's houston. >> outstanding year facing an unbelievable tailback in cook. they'll have to run to the football to stop this guy. houston, though, greg ward, this guy has thrown the ball over 2500 yards and can also make people miss, running the football with 1,000 yards rushing. they have their hands full with ward. you'll take florida state. i'll lean to houston. >> i'm leaning florida state. >> coach, great having you in the saddle with us today. we loved having you. >> you can't do that. next year will be our 12th season together, b.j. happy holidays, buddy. >> oh, thank you. an even dozen. let's do it. come on. >> enjoy watching basketball. that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching the ram post-game show. a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs. and a reminder, it is tops tomorrow morning at 9:00 eastern. that other pregame show covers everything from the field through fantasy. next saturday a college basketball triple header tipping off at noon eastern with a women's top 10 match-up ohio state, maryland. and ending with number 23 baylor add number 2 kansas. tune into nfl network at 8:00 eastern for a special edition of thursday night football with the redskins and eagles. tomorrow regional action. many will see the patriots and jets at noon eastern with the nfl today. for all of us, ha

florida? in florida? you have to, you have a governor and you have a sitting senator, who by the way, does not vote. he does not vote. i'm killing him. how would you like to be in floridand you invest in a young guy, you taken to heart, and you put him as a united states senator. that is a great position, right? you put him in there. he is in there for about 12 seconds, and he decides he wants to run for president. why? how would you like to have a guy who does not show up to vote? you put in a lot of time and effort of making your choice, but if a man says he is going to be your senator and then goes around campaigning and fundraising -- he was the other day -- homeland security. very important meeting in washington. he chose to go to a fundraiser in california. now, i don't know if i'm going to win florida, but i am killing him in florida. killing them. [cheers & applause] and i think i have the ultimate , soundbite. seriously, if a guy -- first of all, rubio is very, very weak on illegal immigration and amnesty. he is in favor of amnesty. bush is low energy but very nice. we don't need low-energy people, folks. we do not need it. we can't afford them. hillary is --

florida state squaring off in the peach bowl. florida state quarterback won't play due to personal issues effectively ending his college career. as for the cougars they have 12 wins for the second time in school history. that's houston. >> outstanding year facing an unbelievable tailback in cook. they'll have to run to the football to stop this guy. houston, though, greg ward, this guy has thrown the ball over 2500 yards and can also make people miss, running the football with 1,000 yards rushing. they have their hands full with ward. you'll take florida state. i'll lean to houston. >> i'm leaning florida state. >> coach, great having you in the saddle with us today. we loved having you. >> you can't do that. next year will be our 12th season together, b.j. happy holidays, buddy. >> oh, thank you. an even dozen. let's do it. come on. >> enjoy watching basketball. that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching the ram post-game show. a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs. and a reminder, it is tops tomorrow morning at 9:00 eastern. that other pregame show covers everything from the field through fantasy. next saturday a college basketball triple header tipping off at noon eastern with a women's top 10 match-up ohio state, maryland. and ending with number 23 baylor add number 2 kansas. tune into nfl network at 8:00 eastern for a special edition of thursday night football with the redskins and eles. tomorrow regional action. many will see the patriots and jets at noon eastern with the nfl today. for all of us, have

florida. .- that is richard in florida mount pleasant, south carolina. thein, do you think government is protecting you against terrorism? caller: i don't think so. i have a couple of foreigners living where i live. i think that they focus on the wrong thing. i've been a democrat all my life, but i like what donald trump is saying. he wants to stop them at the border. i like him a lot. i am getting sick of the same thing. nothing is happening. they are killing us. all of these young people they are trying to run here. if they have that much nerve, why don't they stay there and fight? they will corrupt here, try to shoot of our bridges. i'm against that, and i really like donald trump. host: who is living across the street from you? some muslims. i like them ok, but they are so secretive about their religion. they have to throw the rag over their head before going out. what makes their religion more special than ours? why should we have to bow to their stuff? i am not down with that. marianne in blackstone, virginia. do you feel safe? c-span,good morning, the people of the united states, and the world. i do not think the government can protect us from terrorists or terrorism. the people over here in the government have got to stop talking about hate. hate, hate, hate people have to stop that. i have been reading the bible all my life. those people have been killing was other before christ born. they will continue to kill each other. what we have to do is keep praying, and do what is right in our minds, over here in the united states. the people running for president have to stop preaching hate. that is all i have to say. host: can you tell us a little bit about yourself? i will start with a personal question. how old are you? 86.er: i am i have been to church all my life. host: yes ma'am. tell us about your life. where you were raised, work, family. caller: i was raised in virginia on a farm. .y father owned a 100-acre farm we worked on there. -- andy him, my mother during the depression my father -- hadfight people and people, and we lived together in peace. they have been hating every cent i have been a little girl. they have been burning their houses. they have been lynching people. they have been hating. they hate black people. they hate everybody. we are going to have to stop having this hatred in our hearts. they hate everybody. i am a christian, and i do not care what religion other people have. i know christ, that god, will protect everybody if we cleave our hearts and be good christians. host: how long have you been watching c-span? caller: ever since i retired 20 years ago. i retired from teaching. the children used to tell me, you are a fair teacher. you do not protect the black children, you do not protect the white children, you protect all children. and i hear that every day when i go shopping. host: from blackstone virginia, thank you for your time. we have 2 guests coming up. bill kristol from the weekly standard, and then michael brennan of the sierra club. he was the president of the climate change meetings in paris. the republican senator from tennessee is our guest on the newsmakers program which airs on .unday at 10:00 and 6:00 senator alexander is the chair of the education committee. here he is talking about some of those issues. [video clip] it began with no child left behind in 2001 with requirements for tests, reporting tests, and other things. accelerated was when president obama came in with race to the top. congress, we failed in 2007 to reauthorize no child left behind. suddenly, governors had to play mother may i with at the department of education saying may we evaluate our teachers this way, standards this way, evaluate schools this way? you had washington running 82,000 schools. we got rid of that. theap the tests -- we kept state-designed tests could what to do with the tests now moves to the governors, officers, and teachers. everyone was fed up with telling 100,000 public schools so much of what to do. it was creating a backlash on setting higher standards, mainly common core and teacher of valuation. >> i know you were careful crafting prohibitions. solomon school district advocates are worried the continuet will try to wielding a bigger federal hammer to the extent that it can. senator alexander: they shouldn't. they should read the law. there are specific prohibitions. we do have an oversight responsibility. least 3 majort hearings in the education committee in the senate to oversee the implementation of the law in 2016. it will not only have the department of education, but school officers, teachers, school board members. we will say, what is going on? how are you taking responsibility? i believe when we take off the handcuffs it will release a flood of innovation and ingenuity classroom by classroom and state-by-state that will benefit children. >> the washington journal continues. host: to continue our the first timeor since 9/11 the government rating is the worst. guest: there is a sense that the world is chaotic. the middle east is increasingly chaotic. at that cannot be contained. say, we are just getting out of the region, and the chaos will be just too bad. some people will be killed, but it will not come to paris or here. paris and san bernardino has brought home we could not let a region of the world to generate into chaos with land controlled by terrorist group's. in 2015 it different than in the past? guest: i think people have been very worried, even before 9/11. i think the situation in the middle east, and the refugee influx in europe, and europe is a place that is easy to get to from the united states. in that sense, it is more worrisome. moments during the bush presidency, but in 2008 we had won in iraq and other parts were reasonably stable. in two thousand 12, some were worried about president obama's policy, but it did not look like a meltdown. you have that sense now. host: the house today is voting on the spending bill, the so-called omnibus. this is what rush limbaugh said. this is a transcript. now the republicans have the largest number of seats they have had since the civil war. it has now eight any difference. it is though nancy pelosi is still running the house and harry reid is running the senate . the trade is not even the word. it is worse than the trail. betrayed is not even the word. it is worse than betrayal. let the democrats run the party, because that is what is happening. omnibus do not like the spending bill. i would probably vote against it . there is a lot of that provisions, that are necessary to keep the government going. writers.licy some of them are favorable to democrats, some to republicans. that's the part i find a sort of offensive. they should pasties tax provisions -- pasties tax provisions. these tax provisions. it would be a lot worse if nancy pelosi carried that house. this does not make the case for democratic control of congress. i think this is a case that paul ryan has said, they are stuck with where things were. he felt he had to go with the way business has gone. he says they will go to regular order. provision, the work pieces -- visas. that may be a good idea. he may need people to work in resorts in the summertime. it that's a that matter of public policy. there's no reason that can't be reported out of committee. that's a really intelligent thing. appropriate thing to have a public policy debate on it. it being smuggled into a bill with no vote to -- chance to vote on it separately, that's bad process. paul ryan says he doesn't like it either. i think they could have done more. the coast mark doesn't need. the chairman of the appropriations committee is from mississippi. ships will be built in mississippi. majorityr senate both very close to thad cochran. this is why people do not like politics in washington. why donald trump is getting so many votes in the primary. host: what you think about donald trump? like donald't trump. i don't think he should be president of united's dates -- united states. i do not respect him. he says things that are foolish and irresponsible. he is an effective demagogue. challenging the political elites. the is one of those elites in many ways. it's an interesting challenge for the other candidates. that ted cruz or marco rubio or chris christie can't deal with trump, then they probably can't deal with isis either. i think it's a good test for the more established candidates who have experience. co-opt whatnnel or is legitimate? can they not be irresponsible or foolish the way trump is? host: have you ever seen a person like donald trump run for president before? guest: ross perot is the obvious one. ross perot was an admirable person. he did huge amount for our servicemen and women. he was worried about the deficit. i don't think he should've been president either. more demagogic. he reminds me more of jesse ventura running for governor of minnesota. a celebrity comes along. people are sick of politics as usual. they do well. governor is one thing. minnesota is doing ok and california is ok. they survived four years of not great governorships. the presidency is another thing. another person who praises put in and says irresponsible things. there is a price to be paid if you are running for president of united states. this is a huge country and people can say a lot of things. they may be ill advised and life goes on. these are the finalists for president and they do have some responsibility to be more careful with what they say. host: i am sure you saw this. this was from salon. guest: i met sarah palin. she had run for several offices and one those races. she was a very bright young governor and she was very effective. i thought she should be considered for the vice presidency and i think she did well at times in that race and then she was not serious enough to sustain a clear. she is not running for president. she probably should not be president of the united states. , maybe the mccain team they should have done more than enough. tting. she is not running for president and she did not say things. she was not well prepared. she was not at demagogue in the way that donald trump is. that is not fair to her. she did not tar whole religions or say 90 public policies. she was more of a movement conservative. trumps support does not come from conservatives, it comes from a lot of moderates who are disaffected. ,e is more of a classic all-purpose demagogue. there are conservatives who say things that i disagree with, they are more radically conservative than i am. donald trump is not part of the conservative movement. tois never used his wealth advance conservative ideas. he has not tried to support conservative think tanks or various projects. it's all about himself. no interest in the conservative movement or conservative ideas or policies. he doesn't now. he's not really advocating conservative policies. sarah palin may have been simpleminded. unfair.it's they were movements that were mixed in their subtlety and their complexity and understanding of issues. the tea party was about women limitedrnment -- government. i think those were good things. donald trump is never talked about the constitution. one of the reason i dislike trump is he has succeeded in persuading and charming some conservatives to think that he is the next stage of conservative leadership. he really isn't. we have had some very good conservative leaders. kind ofthe sort of conservative leaders, he is not a conservative leader. host: have you endorsed? .uest: we do not endorse i just comment on the race. cub should not be the nominee or president of the united states. someone asked me if i would vote for comp and i said no. i don't think he has the character be president. appoint conservative justices to the supreme court? whatever you think of jeb bush or john kasich, everyone else on that stage with the exception of paul has aeven rand set of views and he has been open about them. i just disagree with him. muchthers are all pretty big picture on it constitutional issues and the justices they would appoint. they fall within the general conservative critique of big government, welfare state, modern liberalism. trump really doesn't. -- i once said described myself as anti-anti-trump. some of the criticism of trump was sanctimonious. was, i did not see why he was saying some of the things that were important. announced, you've got to take this guy seriously. they are hitting the legitimate court. i was early on that. i was wrong for the last three or four months. i thought that he had peaked. i thought the air was going to go out of the balloon. he said outrageous things. he said p.o.w.'s got what they deserved after being captured. he said we should exclude all muslims. survive all of these missteps. part of it is people have a sense and a reaction against obama's political correctness. the reaction has gone too far. if the mainstream media attacks it, we have to like it. i am is critical of the mainstream media is anyone, but you can't like anything that the mainstream media dislikes. host: paul is in orlando. good morning. thanks for taking my call. are treatinglidays everyone well. good morning and happy honda. -- hanukkah. i don't change the channel. i think your opinions and insights are very informative. i do agree with you on this last budget deal. at what point are both republicans and democrats going about the budget deficit? this is a major problem. i do disagree with you on donald trump. i do like the guy. i don't think what he said about moslems is helpful. we need both american and foreign muslims on our side if we are going to win this war against the new version of not see as him. see -- nazism. carly says the political class has failed us. think about it. the war on poverty has been going on since the 60's. the war on drugs has been going on since the 60's. justice, theinal political class fails all of us. host: that's a lot on the table. to show you this picture. you were calling in from orlando. x-rays disney with the detectors to get into disney now. surprised that it hasn't happened sooner. this is a great city here. we have so much more than the big theme parks. orlando international airport is one of the busiest airports. that somebodyed hasn't smuggled in to the country one of those shoulder launched missiles at any one of the airports in the country and taken down a plane. i'm surprised more acts like san bernardino hasn't happened. the previous segment about trusting the government to keep us safe from terrorism, i'm not sure that's a yes or no question. i am very surprised that it's taken this long for the theme parks -- it said. it's sad that it has come to this. i have taken up too much of your time. host: it's good to hear from you. frometersons are a couple texas. that is what he is referencing. guest: thank you for the kind words. i think what paul said, he suggests carly fiorina and marco suggested rubio and carly fiorina. both are very good tickets. i think both are strong tickets. they have different qualifications and backgrounds. exemplifies the thoughtful person who understands. he is not for trump. he is expressing dissatisfaction with the political class. that is not the way washington takes it. someone said to me the other , the elites have failed in many ways. not in every way. not just the political elites, the financial elites. foreign-policy elites, i put myself in that category. i supported the iraq war. we call for more troops very early. we were very hostile to the management of the war. it was not very successful. look at the way we've handled things post-9/11. there have been some good people working awfully hard and national security and the military. i don't think the leadership is always been what should've been. that was true of republicans and democrats in -- or it i think --. i think people are entitled to being ready for a change. that's why i was excited about field. to see trump ben carson and fiorina in the race. i admire ben carson as an individual. i don't think he's the right person to be president. i enjoy people welcoming him to the stage. i admire carly fiorina. at first, i thought trump would make a real impression. he is taken off. i don't think the way he has been healthy. i don't think it's the end of the world. i don't think that conservatism has gone off the cliff. you do worry that people get so unhappy with the elites in the conventional wisdom, i'm not happy with all of them. you go to the opposite extreme. just because somebody does something shocking, you think that's a good thing. these issue should be debated. today,l that's coming up you can't underestimate how much that kind of legislation has hurt people's confidence in government or a sense that they got a fair shot. whatever you think about worker visas for the immigration that's a public policy debate. if you have the debate and the president signs the bill, people on both sides say they had a chance to make their case. for or against our representative or senator eckstein. what is put in something like this, people feel disenfranchised. people feel like they have more of a sense and ability to govern themselves at those levels. i think people feel self-government is slipping away in this country. that leads to frustration. i think one has to understand the frustration. ron is in braden 10, floridaton, florida. toler: i take objection jesse ventura. i am not from minnesota. he was probably one of the best governors. if you want to talk about grassroots, he was independent. he was probably preceding the tea party. as far as mr. cup goes, he's goes, i can trump sit back and laugh and enjoy it. damage that i do know is going to take some time to fix. as thinking the government is going to protect me, i am afraid they are going to use too much of my resources to worry about al qaeda, isis coming in here. they should worry about the other tens of thousands of , the white males in the united states that are shooting up clinics and congresswomen and movie theaters and churches. i want those things stopped. those are the things that they are going to be lax about. i think we can be tough on all forms of violent crime and terrorism. the amount of money we're spending on national defense is close to historic lows. enforcement, it's not excessive. it's money worth spending. abroad, peacety

texas senator ted cruz., florida senator marco rubio, carly fiorina, former florida governor jeb bush. and ohio governor john kasich. in an interview on "meet the press".. florida senator marco rubio said he thinks donald trump announced his muslim ban proposal in part to re- claim the limelight. rubio said while he thinks it's "offensive and outlandish".. he thinks trump has touched on some real issues. "obviously i don't agree with everything he says. there's a lot that we have a difference of opinion on. but we can't ignore people are concerned about. if you look at the statements he made this week, obviously i think he made them partially to recapture the limelight after having lost it. and i do think we lost some of the focus on the attacks in san bernardino and focused on a plan that isn't really a plan and is never going to happen. but he is reminding us in that process that people are really upset and they're really scared. and they're worried." rubio also took shots at rival senator ted cruz. the worst terrorist attack in the united states since 9/11 still raises questions... and may have inspired another attack... against a mosque 70 miles from san be

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florida seek recognition? mr. grayson: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 34 printed in house report 114-359, offered by mr. grayson of florida. the chair: the gentleman from florida, mr. grayson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the gentleman from florida. mr. grayson: my amendment would require standards for the smart meters on people's home that are part of the smart grid. as of 2013, nearly 52 million smart meters have been installed in the united states. this amendment would prohibit locally publicly owned electric utilities, electrical corporations or gas companies from sharing, disclosing or otherwise making accessible to any third party a customer's electrical or gas consumption data. it would require them to use reasonable security measures and practices to protect them from unauthorized access, destruction, use, modification or exposure. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. upton: i seek the fife minutes in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized in opposition. mr. upton: i use my time to support the amen

florida. ton, florida. toler: i take objection jesse ventura. i am not from minnesota. he was probably one of the best governors. if you want to talk about grassroots, he was independent. he was probably preceding the tea party. as far as mr. cup goes, he's goes, i can trump sit back and laugh and enjoy it. damage that i do know is going to take some time to fix. as thinking the government is going to protect me, i am afraid they are going to use too much of my resources to worry about al qaeda, isis coming in here. they should worry about the other tens of thousands of , the white males in the united states that are shooting up clinics and congresswomen and movie theaters and churches. i want those things stopped. those are the things that they are going to be lax about. i think we can be tough on all forms of violent crime and terrorism. the amount of money we're spending on national defense is close to historic lows. enforcement, it's not excessive. it's money worth spending. abroad, peacety through strength abroad are the first functions of the federal government. t

florida congressman? >> the florida congressman tweeted this, captioning it confirmed, hash tag hoverboard is for kids. i wound up in southern baptist, south florida. a lot of people spending time at the emergency room that they were not planning during the holiday. >> so fun. >> if they don't explode you end up beneath them. >> john, can we embarrass you a little more? we love to say how great you are. apparently buzzfeed thinks you are top notch. top 13 list of the year's tv and movies. >> that just proves they got the check. thank you, guys at buzzfeed. i appreciate it. >> we can keep going. aren't those your safe words? >> oh, my goodness. yes. >> like how i worked that one in? >> we had train wreck, sisters, the cast was on late night with seth meyers last week. >> i'm the designated mom tonight. >> john cena very funny in the film. he's a super-funny guy. >> can i say something about him? when i saw him i had feelings that i have never felt before. that's not my usual type. i like a skinny weird-looking nerd. mplgts >> you wanted to be held in his two hands like a tiny tea cup dog. >> i would never confuse you for a tiny tea cup. >> she want

florida. administrators of florida atlantic university are deciding whether to fire a professor for his controversial comments. professor james tracy says the sandy hook massacre was a hoax. tracy wrote a book called "nobody died at sandy hook." he also wrote a letter to one of the grieving families asking for proof of their relationship to their son. >>> montgomery county leaders are pushing for greater gun control. ike legitt and chris van hollen were at this rally for families who lost children to gun violence. they asked for background checks and fewer sales of high capacity magazine magazines. >> when i hear folks say how can we possibly do gun registration? how can we not have gun registration. >>> a gun rights group said it was not against keeping firearms out of the hands of people with mental health problems, however it was against preventing people from buying guns without due process. >>> tragedy hits south china the difficult conditions rescuers are digging through right now as they search for survivors from a >>> temperatures are staying in the mid 50s today. so a little bit warmer than yesterday when we only topped out in the mid to upper 40s. plenty of clouds, maybe a passing shower going into the afternoon and early evening. otherwise we have rain chanceses through much of this week with rising temperatures. tomorrow around 60 degrees. showers for the first part of the day. on wednesday, showers throughout much of the day. could be heavy at times, especially if you're traveling. christmas eve, a chance for showers. dry on christmas day for now. that could change with a few showers, but keeping things dry before we head to the weekend. that warm up by christmas eve. >>> right now, first responders are looking for as many as 85 people after a landslide in china. that's down from 91 earlier this morning. chinese officials did not explain the change in the number. they think a pile of construction waste piled up against a hill may have triggered the landslide. it hit the town yesterday, the city near hong kong known for manufacturing. >>> the pharmaceutical executive that some call the most hated man in america is not staying quiet. martin shkreli is tweeting and live streaming from his apartment in new york city. he is accused of a ponzi-type scheme that stole millions. you may remember him as the man who raised the price of a drug 5,000 percent in september. >> doctors and patients groups saying they can't access this drug. you are going to change the price? >> no. >> shkreli says someone hacked his twitter account over the weekend tweeting he was giving away money. if convicted he faces 20 years in prison. shkreli's next court appearance is planned for january. >>> the rush is on, especially if you haven't done any holiday shopping yet. the surprising amount of people who say they still have >>> new details in a classroom stabbing. baltimore police say the teenager who was attacked last month died overnight. the 17-year-old arrested could face severe charges, more charges by the end of the day. police say it's not clear what prompted the stabbing at remembnaissance academy high sc. a resource officer said he was aware of confrontations between the two teens in the past. >>> president jimmy carter and his wife are in mourning. their grandson died the other night. he died after laying down for the night. the 91-year-old shared his personal tragedy during sunday school in georgia. >> he was full of life. from the time he was a little boy, he was a special child to us. >> the death comes two weeks after carter revealed his own battle with brain cancer had been successful. >>> accusation of sexual misconduct are forcing a top official in israel to resign. the interior minister and deputy prime minister said in a statement yesterday he's stepping down. at least seven women claim he sexually harassed them. he denied any wrong doing. >>> temperatures in the 50s now. plenty of clouds around. no rain in our area. we will see passing light showers possible as we continue into the afternoon. so you might want to have a small umbrella with you or a raincoat. it will be fairly mild due to the cloud cover. it will be fairly mild over this week. temperatures will only be going up. around 60 degrees for tuesday. wednesday, low to mid 60s. if you're traveling on wednesday, there could be some pockets of moderate rain. it looks not only to be in our area but around the east coast. we'll time that out coming up and we'll show that you christmas forecast one more time in a few minutes. >>> it's five days away, but we already know that it will be an intense game between the redskins and eagles. if the skins win, they secure first place and a spot in the playoffs. if they lose, the teams are tied. former eagle la sean jackson says he's not worried, just excited. >> we control our own destiny. the guys in this locker rooms, guys who came from other teams, playing in big games, we're just excited about this opportunity. >> the skins are on the road the next two weeks if they make the playoffs, they could play one more game at fedex field. >>> a consumer alert. giant is recalling zataran's red beans and rice. the product may contain creamy parmesan mix and not have the dairy mix on the ingredients list. >>> today marks 27 years since the lockerbie scotland bombing. this afternoon there will be a memorial service for victims at arlington memorial cemetery. 270 people died when terrorists blew up pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. >>> before you head out on the holiday road trip. gas prices are way down. we have not seen prices like these since april of 2009 in d.c. you're paying an average of $2.20 a gallon. in maryland, it will cost you $2.01 a gallon to fill the tank. in virginia, you're paying less than $2 a gallon. gas is $1.83 a gallon on average. in west virginia, gas is $1.98. >>> you have just a few more days to do your holiday shopping. retail experts say 92% of people still have something to buy. that means big crowds at the stores now, also big discounts in person because it's pretty much too late to buy something onlin online. >> you're out of luck in terms of making it there in time. >> not only will you see lots and lots of people in the stores, experts are predicting more than 100 million people to head home for the holidays. prepare for plenty of traffic on the roads as well. >>> starting today, all drones are required to be registered with the faa. the deadline is later than the february 19th deadline before anyone who purchases a drone after today, that drone must be registered before the first flight outdoors. >>> a wild scene in california on a runway after two southwest planes clipped rings on sunday. the flight was scheduled to fly to oakland when it's wing touched the wing of a parked plane heading to denver. both aircraft were pulled out of service for inspections. no one was injured. >>> canada's immigration minister says canada may double its acceptance of syrian refugees in 2016 to 270,000. the immigration minister visited an immigration processing center at airport in jordan on sunday. the first flight out had 197 people on it. >>> today fifa made a move in a scandal. a committee banned the fifa president for the next eight years. sep bladder said he will appeal that decision. he was also fined over $50,000. >>> a boy scout leader is lucky to be alive after surviving a bear attack in a new jersey forrest. he walked into a cave and came face-to-face with a bear on sunday. the black bear bit his leg and his shoulder and scratched his scalp. he was able to hit the bear in the head with a rock hammer and crawled into a fetal position yelling for nearby scouts to get help. the bear eventually walked away. the scout leader is expected to survive. >>> we are just now getting this in from the associated press. the fda has lifted its formal ban on blood donations from gay men. in may the fda issued a recommendation, guidance along these lines, now that recommendation is official. the fda lifting its formal ban on blood donations from gay men. the new policy requires a year of abstinence. aaron? >> thank you. >>> it was a record breaking weekend for the new "star wars" movie. in 60 seconds, the unexpected and unwan >>> i'm eun yang with what's trending. a tough moment for one "star wars" fan is going viral. watch what happened when the projector broke in los angeles. >> no! no! no! >> can you blame him? that was a big moment. that is trending on nbcwashington.com. apparently this movie just blasted the weekend record. it took in a solid 238 million just in the united states breaking all kinds of records. >>> this next story also trending. hermime will look different in the next series of the harry potter series. this is in a new london play featuring harry as an adult. j.k. rowling says she's good with this. th she said brown eyes, frizzy hair and clever, white skin was never specified. rowling loves the new hermime. >>> and google with all the stories that have been trending this past year in 2015 and on facebook. topping the list, lamar odom. caitlyn jenner, the paris attacks, and that argument-inspiring dress. gold or black and blue? do you remember that? a key takeaway is people are >>> breaking news into the live desk. prince george's county police have made an arrest in a homicide that just happened yesterday in landover. this is the suspect, james norr norris iii. blake acquaintances and got into an argument. norris is in jail right now. no bond. >>> a florida to a last-minute surge of help from the community. thieves stole all of their presents last week. even their dog, mickey. the four children were devastated. over the weekend, though, a neighbor recognized their dog from flyers and returned him to the family. motorcyclists in santa suits also surprised the children. a miami area harley davidson dealer replaced all of the stolen gifts. >>> it's still about "star wars: the force awakens." the latest installment broke in $238 million making it the biggest north american movie debut of all time. "star wars" destroyed the record that was set by jurassic world a few months back that film took in $208 million. >>> we could have a few sprinkles out there as we continue through the afternoon and into the evening. again, just light showers passing through the region. then tomorrow morning we also could have a few showers in the forecast. those will continue into the early afternoon. and then start to dissipate. we're keeping the cloud cover by t

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. >>> and did a florida dealer sell a >>> a florida-based online arms broker is under investigation for selling a weapon to one the attacks. the serial number matched one bought in may 2013. century arm is cooperating with investigators tonight. the company said that it's guns are sold for hunting, range shooting, collecting and home defense. 130 people were killed in the paris attack. >>> thee people who were killed in the massacre in san bernardino, california, are being remembered by their friend and loved ones at funerals today held ten days after they died. those who knew shannon johnson say that he was fearless, whether moving across the country to pursue love or trying to shield a coworker from gunfire during last motorcycles of his life. funerals also were held in southern california for two other victims. 31-year-old tin nguyen called the glue that held her large extended family together. >> that's what she was all about, love and family. she was the most selfless, caring person with a heart bigger than the sun. >> a funeral was held today for 60-year-old izaak armanios. >>> re

florida? >> correct. >> reporter: were they in florida at the time of the murder? >> jim was in florida. and diana said she was in d.c. >> reporter: why was she in d.c.? >> she said there was a family wedding. >> reporter: and the records backed that up. cell phone, it never left florida. diana's phone records checked out, too. where was diana's phone during that time? >> in d.c. >> reporter: that's it? didn't move. >> did not move. the phone went to d.c., went back to florida. >> reporter: reasonable to assume that diana never left d.c.? >> absolutely. >> reporter: but you're smiling. >> there was just a break. the pattern just was off. >> reporter: diana's records were speaking to arias, and detectives were about to get a break that would shift the direction of the entire investigation. let's just say, this case was about to go south. >>> coming up -- that secret burner phone, who bought it? who used it? get ready for a whole new circle of suspects. >> so what's going on here? how many people are involved in >> that's the question of the does prism tv have all the channels we watch? tha

florida defense getting fatigued and discouraged against florida state. not in this game. they finished, and alabama has 83 plays to 45 in this game. can they have -- and they have kudos to jim mcelwain, jeff collins, his whole -- geoff collins and the whole staff for keeping this florida defense playing right to the end of the game. >> verne: third and one. henry. first down. 38 seconds to go, so he is not going to get the 2,000-yard barrier but you it's first down and goal and he now has 189 yards on 44 carries, and congratulations to the crimson tide and nick saban. there the two are are. former colleagues. mcelwain. >> verne: time now for our player of the game presented by dr. pepper. who else? 189 yards on 44 carries. one touchdown. allie is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, congratulations on being s.e.c. champions for back-to-back years and three out of the last four. each team each year is different. what made this team special? >> i would like to congratulate our team because they really deserved this. they really worked hard this year and fought a lot of adversity. more than any team i have ever coached i wanted this group to have a chance on to win a championship and i'm happy and proud for them. our fans are great today. derrick was great. the team did a g

florida defense getting fatigued and discouraged against florida state. not in this game. they finished, and alabama has 83 plays to 45 in this game. can they have -- and they have fought every play. kudos to jim mcelwain, jeff collins, his whole -- geoff collins and the whole staff for keeping this florida defense playing right to the end of the game. >> verne: third and one. henry. first down. 38 seconds to go, so he is not going to get the 2,000-yard and goal and he now has 189 yards on 44 carries, and congratulations to the crimson tide and nick saban. there the two are are. former colleagues. a wonderful first year for jim mcelwain. >> verne: time now for our player of the game presented by dr. pepper. who else? 189 yards on 44 carries. one touchdown. allie is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, congratulations on being s.e.c. champions for back-to-back years and three out each team each year is different. what made this team special? >> i would like to congratulate our team because they really deserved this. they really worked hard this year and fought a lot of adversity. more than any team i have ever coached i wanted this group to have a chance on to win a championship and i'm happy and proud for them. our fans are great today. derrick was great. the team did a great job. the chara

florida. it will be like a florida christmas. 70 degrees. that's christmas eve.ight now we are on the cold side. speaking of cold, i still have this cold. i can't get rid of it. it won't go away. 37 degrees and winds out of the west at about 12 miles per hour. you add the wind with the cold temperatures and it bites through. you look at the wind chill. 29 in fredericksburg and 22 in martinsburg and 24 in baltimore. again, it will be a cold night and a cold start to the day. on the radar, no rain, there has been a couple of areas of snow and some near haegerstown. let's zoom in and show you where they are going. back towards the woodstock area. there is nothing out of there. out of canada, high temperatures in the upper 30s to around the 43 degree mark. it's colder than that. it's the had and the gloves and the coat for sure as you make your way on out and maybe even a scarf. the wind chills will be between 20 and 25. and by 4:00, 30 to 35. tomorrow is definitely the warmer day. less wind. that's not a bad afternoon. monday a high of 53. 60 degrees on tuesday. 65