that is the highest since gallup started asking this question in 1998. but what candidates say about taxation on the rich during a presidential campaign and what happens after an election, are rarely the same thing. even, even if hillary clinton is america's next president, the chances of her millionaire surcharge getting through a republican congress are slim to none. and one reason for that is that wealthy americans can also buy influence in congress. mary snow has that story. >> when presidential candidates talk up their tax plans a key part is how they'll tax the super-rich. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes available to special interests, and to the very rich. in other words it's going to cost me fortune. >> the buffett rule says rich americans pay at least 30% income tax rates, instead of 10, 15, 20, even further. >> a flat tax that everybody pays, flat and fair. what that means is that hedge fund billionaires no longer pay a lower tax rate than their secretaries. >> i think it's appropriate to ask the wealthy to pay

last year, iowa ranked 14th in the nation in the gallup-healthwhws well-being dex. when iowa ranked 16th. the study looks at physical, emotional, social and financial health. iowa ranked highest in financial well-being, at 5th in the nation. however iowans ranked near the bottom in obesity- coming in at 38th. the international space station held a moment of silence today to mark the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle challenger disaster. seven crew members, including school teacher christa macaulliffe died when the shuttle blew up just 73 seconds after launch. it happened on january 28th, 1986. nasa also used today to remember the astronauts who died in the 1967 apollo disasasr and the 2003 columbia shuttle disaster. the city of north liberty said goodbye to a part of its history today. down came the city's old water tower. it went up in 1977 when north municipal drinking water system. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. city of notoday a crew came and demolished an old water tower. this is a time-lapse of it early this morning, and worked into the afte

gallup who put his business on hold. that's why he's our latest communini builder in partnership with mungo homes. here's mary king. more than three months since october's historic flood, dottie lafitte's condo is still a shell. dottie lafitte 20:42:35 this used to be a happy home beforehe great flood..this is the entrance for you.the kitchen was in there. her forest acres home backs up to gills greek, but on october 4th.the creek found its way inside. dottie: while dottie vividly recalls the mess, she also says remembers the help that came rushing in. led by her son's business partner & professional homebuilder r.b. gallup.volunteers were able to strip dottie's home and dottie: 20:49:43 it meant the world to me that these guys came over here and rb led them over here to me because we were really more concerned about people that had young children and families that were totally displaced rb would lead similar efforts at several other homes after the flood. earl mcleod/exec. director bia 20:41:43 it's particularly admirab

the newest gallup healthways poll is out ... and iowa still isn't the healthiest state in the nation. the report released today ranks iowa as the 14th healthiest state. last year. in 2008 governor branstad promised to make iowa the number state by last year. hawaii was the healthiest state in the nation this year ... up one spot from last year. once again the unhealthiest state in the nation is west virginia. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds over the next several shift toward the south for friday and saturday and that will help us reach the warmest temperatures so far this year. sunday will bring a chance for a light rain/snow mix, but this is not expected to be significant. the bigger system will move in for tuesday when there is a potential for higher snow totals. there is still quite a few elements that will needed to be monitored over the next few days to determine the know so far: it is a large storm setting up for late monday through early wednesday. we are expecting measurable snow with some totals over 6' by wednesday.

that is the lowest number of democrats in the gallup poll ever how do you process that?would say about that bill, is i you think this election is the republican's to lose for the reasons that that poll suggests, because it's very hard for a party to elect its nominee three times in a row, because the president's popularity or at least his job approval rating is under water and i don't see a lot of things out there that might change that so this should be the production' election to lose.'ú republicans' election to lose. if you look republicans need to win the independence and they need to win them more than mitt romney did. he won them by five points or something like that. that's not going to be enough. they need to win the independents big. both donald trump and ted cruz are under water with independents and that could mean that the republican party with a great chance might lose it because they nominate a candidate that won't draw independents. >> and just to explain further, an independent person is not an idealogue on the left or the right. they want to be the desig

according to gallup, americans' attachment to either political party is at or nearing historical lows. the percentage of american democrats is at it's lowest point in the past 27 years. turning now to the race for the white house... hillary clinton supporters getting together here in las vegas... preparing for the upcoming nevada caucuses. california congressman xavier be-cerra was in town yesterday to help rally support from volunteers. they launched a latino canvanssing effort and phone bank at hillary clinton's east las vegas headquarters. perhaps most surprising...was the number of high school students volunteering. xavier becerra 12:57:53 - 12:57:59 "so when young people i want to help hillary clinton, it's empowering." the nevada caucus is on february 20th and helps determine who will be the democratic presidential nominee. this morning..police in massachusetts are trying to figure out who vandalized a donald trump campaign office. vandals sprayed "pig" and "trump go home" as well as other offensive messages on the office in littleton, massachusetts. police are now combing throu

here's how gallup puts it. "bush's campaign effort since july has clearly moved his image in a negative direction." "bush's image with republicans has grown steadily more negative with each passing month since july." and he now enters the 2016 election year with the worst image of any of the nine major republican candidates among the party base, a trend that is presumably the exact opposite of what his campaign would have wanted. so i don't know why republican voters feel this way this year. i don't know why they would prefer soaking a paper cut in lemon juice to the idea of voting for jeb bush, but this is dire. this is dire for him. in that new quinnipiac, iowa poll regardless of his favorables he's at 3% in iowa. in the new nbc/"wall street journal"/marist poll in iowa he's at 4%. the new hampshire monmouth poll has him at 4% in new hampshire. marist has him slightly better in new hampshire, 9%. but still that only makes him tied for fifth place in new hampshire. and again new hampshire is a place where jeb

the gallup- healthways well- being index polls people and calculates which states are doing well and which are falling behind. it's based on having a sense of purpose, supportive relationships and love in your life, a sense of economic security, enjoying your home, taking pride in your community and maintaining good health. good trends this year include decrease in number of people without insurance, decrease in smokers and increase in exercise. negative trends include obesity rates continuing to climb and people are having trouble finding full-time jobs. florida ranked 12 on the list. you can scroll through to see how other states did by searching for allison kropff while you're on facebook a three year old in tennessee is taking care of business plowing some snow after a recent storm. sam curry got this bulldozer for his birthday last month. in between sledding and building snowmen with his sister, this little guy is making sure the roads in his neighborhood are clear. sam is still learning the buttons but when the next snow storm comes through, this little plow driver will be news

that's according to a new gallup poll. 42 percent of americans identify as independent. 29 percent asrats and 26 percent as republicans. fox news senior political analyst brit hume says this election could come down to the independent vote. >> i think this election is the republicans to lose. for the reasons that poll suggests because it is very hard for a party to elect the nominee three times in a row because the president's popularity or at least his job approval rating is under water and i don't see a lot of things out there that might change that. this should be the republican's election to lose. however, if you look at the polling among independents and the republicans need to win the independents and win them by a lot more than mitt romney did. mitt romney won it by 5 points, something like that. that's not going to be enough. they need to win the independent's big. both donald trump and ted cruz are under water with independents. that could mean the republican party with a great chance might lose it because they nominate a candidate that won't draw independents. >>> according

that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial security and quality of life. jenna: a 73-year-old was killed in a hit and run accident in south sioux city this morning. that happened at the 15-hundred block of atokad 73 year old pablito perea- ybarra (e-barra), of south sioux city was pronounced dead on the scene. the accidendt is still under investigation jenna: the texas boy-- known as the affluenza teen-- is back in the united states. ethan couch departed mexico city international airport today. he's headed to dallas... where he will face charges. couch is wanted for skipping out on his probation officers and going to mexico with his mom. he gained nationwide notoriety when he-- at the age of 16-- was giving ten years probation in a d-w-i crash that people. prosecutors are working to get couch's case moved from juvenile court... but the hearing was delayed because couch was not there. police make more arrests in the oregon standoff as the leader

happiness.that's according to gallup-healthways annual well- being index, which placed iowa two spots higher than it did last year.the poll looks into areas like physical health and financial security - where iowa placed fifth.however the survey also says the state has some work to do when it comes obesity and last for eating fruits and veggies. right now - the iowa men's basketball team is on the east coast, preparing for their game tonight against maryland. maryland.the hawkeyes have won nine games in a row and are the only team undefeated in big ten conference play.their number three ranking in the latest associated press poll is their highest since 19-87. the hawkeyes and terripins tip-off at six tonight on e-s- p-n. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - why some major changes are on the horizon for one of our country's natural wonders the january thaw continues for the next five days with above average. now, above the famous waters of niagra just a trickle.don champion explains why new york officials are considering temporarily diverting water wonder. (sot wed0439 12/23/15 :46) n

gallup is co-owner of gallup and lafitte design, rebuild and remodel. when the october flood hit, he spent two weeks volunteering at homes that were damaged around columbia. those who know him say he didn't think twice about getting business from the devastation, but instead used his resources to help people in the midlands rebuild. 20:39:52 he got out front, rounded up some supplies, he just provided the enthusiasm and leadership that we're so proud of 20:55:19 i was just one person and luckily we have a lot of great people we work with. it's very selfish honestly, my because it makes you feel so good. as a community builder, r.b. will receive a 1- thousand dollar donation to the charity of his choice from the michael j. mungo foundation. if you know someone like r.b. who is giving of their time, talents or resources to make a difference in the community, nominate them as a community builder at wistv.com slash builder. coming up on news 10 sunrise... one police chase ends in quite the theatrical fashion after one driver... ended up at a news station. w

if a recent gallup poll is any indication, both major u.s. political parties are in trouble with american voters. elizabeth vonnahme, government has gone down quite a bit. people don't trust the government to do the right thing. elizabeth vonnahme, a political science professor, says that's leading voters away from the two major political parties. elizabeth professor of political science 15.19what we've seen overtime is an increase and negativity or hostility towards both political parties. and so when you say how do you feel about the republicans, how do you feel about the democratic party you see this quite negative attitude people have and so those of the individuals who are starting to say well i'm not a republican or a democrat, i am an independent. standup - percent -- that's the number of americans who identify politically as independents according to data gallup began that's a 7 point increase from jackie salit, president of independentvoting.org04.45i actually think that that 43% number is going to continue to rise because you can't

gallup isn't doing these polls.nreliability of all these polls. >> look, it is very difficult to do a poll in a primary to get an accurate reading of where things are are in a primary. it is just inherently difficult because you are talking about a share of a larger share. you are talking about part of the republicans not all of the republicans. you are not talking about a general election pool of voters which is heavy turnout. you are talking about a much smaller. then we are getting into an age. let's admit it we are in aered pooh of time. we have passed through the golden age of public polling. used to be we had people sitting at home and had land lines and pick them up and answering them. now people are from land lines. they have cell phones and as a result getting much more undependable. how many people are going to turn out in the caucuses? the monmouth poll, which you talked about at the beg!?ning, 30-23, rubio in third at 16 and carson in fourth that was estimated. they say has about 170,000 turnout what tha

hawaii has recovered its position as the state with the the gallup and healthways state rankings report based its rankings according to physical, community, purpose, and financial well-being. they had the highest physical for other categories. . west virginia had the lowest year in a row. americans consider their lives to be better in 2015 than in s certified most accurate forecast. randi: alaska and hawaii. it seems like our weather goes cold extremes every one term. our winter weather roller coaster continues over the next week or so. s, on the warmer side. we will death down tomorrow and climb again through the weekend down tomorrow and climb again through the weekend into next week. s with thunderstorms. they are skies across greater cincinnati. the clouds have cleared out, but they will roll back in toward the evening commute. enjoy the sunshine and let temperatures warm up into the s. today the clouds broke, and we will enjoy the more mild air. 40 degrees with the wind out of the southwest. the southwesterly wind is pumping up the temperatures. it feels closer to 30 thanks to the

these rankings come from a gallup poll which posed questions from 5 categories.. .such as do you have a purpose for living... and social, community, financial and physical well- being. almost 300 bikes were delivered to after school clubs across the city today. 7th and 8th grade students involved the stem bicycle clubs, like the one seen here at r-a jones, recieved the engineer the bikes and the take them home! "i think like knowing how to put it together and taking it apart and knowing what i can do when i break my bike is something that is really fun and i can use it outside of school." the clubs, organized by the science, technology, engineering and math collaborative aim to improve equity and access for all students, prioritizing schools with higher percentages of disadvantaged youth. the western and southern open announced major donations to three local charites today. the tennis tournament donated a combined $385 thousand dollars to the children's hospital medical center, the u-c barrett cancer center and the tennis for city youth organization. donations, the tournament organize

probably the biggest polling agency in america, gallup, you said they are not doing polling in this race. scott: right now, polls show hillary clinton and donald trump iowa has a way, but way of producing surprises. they are a strong group of intelligent voters. they study the issues and the candidates. they are not easily bamboozled. scott: although not the best at predicting nominees. more successful on the democratic side, but they are more often than not wrong at using republicans. >> mike huckabee wins in 2008. in scenario. is there a lesson to be learned? >> sometimes iowa will predict a nominee. sometimes jimmy carter can rise from obscurity. you can have rick santorum go to work and be a caucus winner. scott: with all that said, you can look at iowa like a horse race. you may not need to win, but it's important that you still place or show, because in recent history no candidate has ever finished out of the top three and still become the nominee. in des moines, scott thuman, news channel 8. kimberly: abc 7 is your source for the iowa caucus. chief political correspondent scott th

a gallup poll showed that black americans viewed race relations as one of the nation's top priorities. that figure rose by 10% in the aftermath of protests organized by the black lives matter movement. independent political analyst michelle bernard says voters want to hear politicians say their lives matter too. michelle: the smartest politician listens and looks and does not lie about what the basic reality is about african-american life in the united states. if you will face it head on and don't give a political answer, just be truthful about it, i think that is the way that you enamore citizens to want to vote for you. fernando: african-americans also want to hear specifics about jobs, the economy, and their general dissatisfaction with government as a whole. michelle: of course we know that all lives matter -- what the african-american community is say that your lives matter, too, because right now it doesn't feel like that. it's like state sanctioned violence against african americs. fernando: the first primary in which african american voters could have a significant impact will

as we start this presidential election year, a new gallup poll shows americans believe terrorism is the number one problem for the u.s. edward lawrence, nbc news, unforgettable . >>> the lights in the music world are driller dimmer tonight. natalie cole has died at the age of 65, the daughter of nat "king" cole, passed away thursday in los angeles according to her publicist. cole battled ongoing health issues, including hepatitis c. a family statement reads in part, our beloved mother and sister will be greatly missed and remain unforgettable in our hearts forever. >>> cooling procedures still underway at the scene of yesterday's skyscraper fire in dubai. a large cloud of smoke rose from that 63-story hotel. today, it was engulfed by a massive fire yesterday as people were gathering for a spectacular fireworks display to mark the 14 people suffered minor injuries. tonight, one man is speaking out after being holed up in the hotel before being rescued. >> i can hear them. i saw some debris falling down. i prayed that it -- if this is my last chance, then so be it. >> fortunately, no fata

that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial security and quality of life. lukas: caca high hopes is celebrating one of their volunteers for his services last year the 3rd annual camp volunteer recognition celebration was held yesertday at the camp's meadowlark lodge in sioux city. this year recipient of the award is alex castillo ... kristin burbank was awarded the special event year award. " high hopes could not do it without the volunteers, they are a very critical componentof our program. without all the hours they put in day in n d day out we would not be succccsful in providing the services that we do." says ceo of camp high hopes ali langseth. lukas: over 200 volunteers gave their time to help camp high hopes, helping give a fun summertime camp experience to disabled children teens and adults in the tri state region. lukas: a newly-formed service group is ready to make another big donation to a siouxland non- profit. during its second quar

i don't think it's swell. >> i didn't say swell. 76% of americans say to me according to the gallup pollsatisfied with the way the country is going and most of that is economic. now, how about. >> i don't disagree with that. >> how about president obama's overseas vision. you just heard senator mccain say we are being taunted by iran. they are doing everything they can to humiliate us and there is the president going, you know, nothing too bad over there we have got it under control. doesn't that disturb you a little? >> you and i have disagreed in the past on this and we probably still disagree somewhat on some of these. i would say on iran, you know let's at least figure out what -- this isn't like a party boat that drifted in to the iranian waters. this is a military boat from the u.s. >> 10 guys on it and the motor is dead. i mean, it's not exactly an invasion force. it could have been nice about it. tried to fix the motor and send them on their way. >> let's get some more facts before we decide. >> oh, come on. >> the iranian&v are probably thinking like wait a minute, who are these

a gallup poll showed that black americans viewed race relations as one of the nation' s top priorities. that figure rose by 10% in the by the black lives matter movement. independent political analyst michelle bernard says voters want to hear politicians say their lives matter too. michelle: the smartest politician listens and looks and does not lie about what the basic reality is about united states. don' just be truthful about it, i think that is the way that you enamore citizens to want to vote for you. fernando: african-americans also want to hear specifics about jobs, the economy, and their general dissatisfaction with government as a whole. michelle: of course we know that all lives matter -- what the african-american community is looking for is people who will say that your lives matter, too, because right now it doesn' t feel like that. it' s like state sanctioned violence against african americans. fernando: the first primary in which african american voters could have a significant impact will be south carolina in february. but everyone has their eye on super tuesday on march

nigel: a new gallup poll shows terrorism at the number one problem for the u.s. now to an update on the tucker hipps case out of clemson. right now the university is denying claims that in a lawsuit about his death the 19-year-old , died during a fraternity run in september of 2014. no arrests have been made in the case. the school filed documents in the past week answering allegations made by tucker's parents. they say he was forced to walk along a narrow railing of a bridge over lake hartwell. the school says it had no knowledge of the fraternity sigma phi epsilon making pledges jump off that bridge and swim to shore. clemson is hoping to dismiss the lawsuit. gabrielle: the parents of a missing teenager in laurens county have been arrested. while the search continues for their 14-year-old son. deputies said michael hudson ran away earlier this month from his parents' home. michael hudson, senior and kelldon hudson were arrested and charged with custodial interference and unlawful this is a picture of the missing teenager. investigators believe he is in the gree

in the most recent gallup and healthways report, h named the state with the highest i wonder why ?the report based beautiful there. -- it is beautiful there. the report based its rankings according to physical, community, purpose, d financial well-being. hawaii had the highest physical well-being and ranked among the top 10 in the other categories, while alaska the overall rankings. according to the report, mississippi ranked last in financial well-being and for the seventh year in a row. west virginia had the lowest rankings overall. the commodity crash is coming to your local cafe, but do not expect to save money. prices for coffee beans are at their lowest pointyears. the price for a pound of coffee has fallen by abou just the past year. officials in brazil forecast that coffee farmers will have a huge harvest creating an oversupply of beans. still, no one expects latte prices to come down. one analyst says there's a decent rise in wages, another ingredient io coffee. states and cities acro country have been increasing the minimum wage. geoff: an ugly incident in the national ho

cynthia: a gallup tracking poll finds education only ranks in the single digits as the most important issue facing the country. you can see where the presidential candidates stand anytime at kcci.com. just click on the 8 issues/8 weeks tab on our home page for a closer look. steve: the situation appears calm at a national wildlife refuge in oregon where a small armed group of self-described patriots has been occupying the remote area since saturday. so far authorities have not , taken any action against the group. the activists seized the refuge as part of a decades long fight with the federal government over public lands in the west. one u.s. service member is dead, southern afghanistan. the combat comes after intensified efforts by the u.s. and its afghan partners to push back against recent taliban gains. and another big powerball jackpot is now up for grabs. tomorrow night's drawing will be for an estimated $450 million. it's the largest lottery jackpot in nearly a year and the 4th largest powerball jackpot of all-time. cynthia: right now, a volcano a rupture near indonesia on hig

the first offense of play for the panthers, a 59 yard jonathan stewart gallup, untouched until he is run down from behind by richard sherman. it would lead to an opening touchdown and then the most amazing first half a professional football that i may be ever seen was capped by cam newton throwing an absolute dart to greg olsen who made an incredible catch and at that point it was 31-0. that was the halftime score. it came down to some very anxious final moments. russell wilson doing what russell wilson does, bring in seattle back to within 31-24, but then thomas on the onside kick that's a done. here's a thomas davis had to say >> not at all. definitely a great team. it feels good. knowing that our coach --. >> you see the ball coming toward you, what is running through your head? >> go get the ball. the matter what happens. >> at this point, i do not know if it is good, but we are used to it. there is drama and stress, but [indiscernible] to play for the panthers and play here. mark: that is exactly what they did. that sets up the first ever and game here in charlotte as the panthe

those numbers are among the lowest that gallup has ever seen for the two major parties. the when. today. today is inauguration day in louisiana for new governor john bel edwards, he becomes the only democratic governor in the deep south. and he tweeted out that he plans to accept federal funding to expand medicaid starting tomorrow. now the where, it's the red arrow diner in manchester, new hampshire. donald trump stopped in for some rare retail politicking today. he ordered what is called a newton burger. the diner's facebook page describes that burger as between two grilled cheese sandwiches with fried mac and cheese. trump is also tonight's why. the nfl playoffs started this weekend and trump took some time to knock the league on the stump in nevada. >> now they tackle, oh, head on head collision, 15 yard -- the whole game is all screwed up. you say, wow, what a tackle! football's become soft. football has become soft. now, i'll be criticized for that. they'll say, oh, isn't that terrible? but football's become soft like our country has become soft. >> now, remember, donald tru

this morning, we found it out. 2015 gallup report. more people exercise in hawaii more than anyplace. new york has the 11th lowest well-being score. >> hawaii is beautiful. you can understand as you drive even on the highways, it's a sunny place to be. exercising on the highway. >> all right. >> coming up on 5:00 a.m., if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> breaking news overnight. new information from jersey

eric: a gallup tracking poll finds education only ranks in the single digits as the most important issue facing the country. shaina: still ahead, roosevelt high school alum and world class hurdler lolo jones on "cbs this morning." we will show you what she says gold medal this summer in rio. metinka: a light wintry mix is trying to move into southwest iowa and lifting up to the north. it will not amount to too much at all. maybe just a few flurries in the main moisture is south of kansas city and spreading to the north. it will take several hours and be around here by noontime if it holds together. right now in des moines, the skies are cloudy but the weather is quite. we are heading for a high of 35. we could see a little bit of accumulation on the grassy services by mid to late afternoon. tomorrow, chilly rain is in the forecast followed by the rain switching over to snow on friday into early on saturday. the weekend is going to be very illustrated a lot of wind and a lot of cold air heading our way too. arctic air moves in on sunday and stays there next three. jones is training for an

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the newest gallup and healthways state rankings report is out and hawaii returns to the top spot with the state having the highest overall well-being. the report based its rankings according to physical, community, purpose, and financial well- being. hawaii had the highest physical well-being and ranked among the top 10 in the other categories - while alaska came in second overall. according to the report, mississippi ranked last in financial well-being and for the seventh year in a row, west virginia was lowest rankings overall. americans considered their lives to be better in 2015 than in virginia dropped three spots to number 17.### now to kristina, with a look at our forecast. thursday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s friday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s.overnight flurries possible saturday: early morning flurries highs in the middle 50s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s monday: isolated rain showers possible with highs in the upper 50s tuesday: partly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s . thursday: sun & clouds with highs in the

out a few months ago that asked under 30-year olds who they 69 percent of people under 30 there is gallup said they would be okay voting for a socialist for the presidency, compared to 75 percent who said they would be okay voting for an evangelical christian that's a dramatic shift compared to previous generations and that's the kind of support bernie is tapping into. >> if hillary clinton wins in iowa and new hampshire does that mean the democrats are making a sensible choice about what it takes to govern and being practical? >> they are probably maybe ago pragmatic choice about a nominee that would have. >> have a better chance of beating a republican, i think everyone probably agrees with this, that there is a lot of enthusiasm for bernie standards and when you have some of these head to head matchups with republicans .. he does do fairly well against some of them, but i think maybe when his positions are better known in the country, the, is the country really ready to go there? possibly not and that is probably on the minds of a lot of democrats who are going out to vote. >> and what

he's breaking down this new morning, russ. 3 3 (russell) this is the eighth year for the gallup-healthways well-being index. the report measures how americans feel about their social connections, finances, community, health and sense of purpose. florida did well in 2015... ranking 12th... two spots higher than 2014. 3 (russell - florida fared best in the purpose and social categories... we ranked 4th for having a high number of supportive relationships... and 9th for having a very high number of people that like what they do each day and are motivated. the sunshine state ranked 16th for having good health and high energy... as far as liking where we live, feeling safe and having pride in our communities... florida ranked just 27th. and where florida did the worst... we ranked 36th for economic security. 3 (russell) for the fifth time since the study began, hawaii ranked number one. meanwhile, west virginia squeaked in as the unhappiest state for the seventh consecutive year, followed by 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 are you crying? no. are you crying? are you crying? there's no crying! there's no crying

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as we start this presidential election year a gallup poll shows that americans now name terrorism at the number one problem, for the u-s. edward lawrence nbc news .. washington. a historic event that changed the palmetto state forever. looking back on the flood that was theheumber one story of the last year. break a look now at your first alert when i was 6, my days were spent playing basketball. when i was 6, my dream was to make it to the nba. when i was 6... my mom had a stroke. i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness. s, speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. protect the ones you love. a cool front has passed through the midlands and brought some changes to the area. parked close to the coast therefore some widely scattered showers continue in the southern and extreme eastern midlands, those will clear out by midday. temperatures will "fall" to the upper 50s and low 60s by the afternoon. the first weekend in january will be dry and partly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s and low 60s, overnight lows will settle just above fre

meanwhile, a new gallup poll says more americans are pessimistic than optimistic about a trump presidencynews 24 hours a day from the bloomberg first word desk. i am mark crumpton. david, back over to you. david: that global selloff continues, and gold is picking up losses. the slide is the highest this week, and crude prices have been plunging, wti closing just under $26 a barrel. brent crude is closing at $27 a barrel. these prices are hitting the energy sectors. the s&p 500 energy sector fell up to 6%. royal dutch shell says profits fell in the fourth quarter. the crude collapse has pushed out of the market value to the lowest in seven years. dan, let's go through this. this is a striking number p of the price of oil dragging profits down. : absolutely. oil is down 17% in the last month. gasl has said their natural made millions including gas moneytion, and oil lost for them in the first quarter -- fourth quarter. one hundred $16 billion in market cap, their lowest level in seven years, and until oil prices turn around, it is going to be a long, tough recovery. their bread and butter,

plan, but only about one-third of american households have a written budget (according to a 2013 gallup poll.) a budget worksheet, like the one i have on my website at vividtaxadvisory.com, will help you get started. first, write down your income. then write down all your expenses. include fixed expenses like your rent, car payments and cable; and your variable expenses like gas, groceries and entertainment. if you sit down and what you really need, you can likely spot places where you can cut back. you can either sock away that extra income into your savings or retirement. "control, control, you must learn control!" 70% of people who land a big windfall, lose it within several years, (source if you choose to use stat: the national endowment for financial education.) many are not prepared for a change in lifestyle and they don't set a budget, but even millionaires should have a solid financial plan. a car repair, a leaky roof, an er visit - there are countless unexpected expenses that could hit us at "your wathcing local 5 are iowas most accurate forecast. this is local 5 midday. we are

we will look at info from the gallup pole. -- gallup poll. clinton 66% approval rating. landis, north carolina. republican. caller: good morning. a question. i was curious to know what reading you would put on obama's fundamentally changing america. would you give him an a on that or something else? you say fundamentally changing america, what do you mean? inauguralat was his statement. he was going to fundamentally change america. i was wondering if the professor rating he would give him on the success of that goal. guest: i do not think he fundamentally changed. to kind of pull the country together in one voice. i do not think that has been successful. if you are a gay american, the ability to get married, the whole push to get married would be a big change if you were a gay american. some of the work he has done for latino americans in trying to , the change has come. the amount of women appointed in the obama administration has been skyhigh. seeing that kind of inclusive change. when it comes to partisan healing that dilemma, no, the president did not succeed in that

somewhat surprising, this according to gallup and ever since then, it has remained mired at pessimistics. the only solution better jobs and higher wages and maybe we are getting to that point. finally americans are telling their boss to take this job and shove it. 2.i.8 million people quit their jobs. many stocks in this market are on sale. one i think has potential for 25% to 30% move. people flocking to pick up the shirt el chapo made famous. they say sales have spiked through the roof. of course, make sure you tune in for fox business later tonight. neil cavuto is live at 6:00 p.m. he has coverage of the state of the union address. president obama gives a swan song tonight. did he meet any of last year's goals? do you have think president obama achieved any of his goals? : . charles: we're just a little more than two hours away from president obama's final state of the union address. so what can we expect? jim rickards, back with us tammy and christian as. national security, christian. particularly gop voters but i think most americans, what's the true state of the union with respect

that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial security and quality of life. lukas: camp high hopes is celebrating one of their volunteers for his services last year the 3rd annual camp volunteer recognition celebration was held yesertday at the camp's meadowlark lodge in sioux city. and this year's recipient of volunteer of the year 2015? alex castillo ... kristin burbank was awarded the special event volunteer of the year award. " high hopes could not do it without the volunteers, they are a very critical componentof our program. without all the hours they put in day in and day out we would not be successful in providing the services that we do." says ceo of camp high hopes ali langseth. lukas: over 200 camp high hopes, helping give a fun summertime camp experience to disabled children teens and adults in the tri state region. lukas: a newly-formed service group is ready to make another big donation to a siouxland non- profit. during its second q

según una encuesta de gallup public hoy alrededodel de los adultos en estados unidos no contaba con segurotemas de salud "los que no h recibidol mensaje, no saben y tenemos ques que han intentado peroodavíales revisar que todo se hizo bien, y los que no le ponenaprioridad, jóvenes". pero el gobierno recalcó hoy que eso estcambiando millones de personas menores de treinta y cinco años se inscribe salud del gobierno. s/randy de este mes es la fecha 31 límite para comprar un plan de salud este año bajo ellado "obamacare". los que no cuenten con seguro médico tdráque salario.a multde $695 o el2.5% u cesar --el governador de california jerry brown present esta maÑana su propuesta para el presupuesto estatal... take vo gobernadorque se intentamanter l propuso un gasto de 122 mil 600 millones, de los cuales una gran cantidad ser dirigida a las areas de educacion, cuidado de la salud e infraestructura. take sot "english bite..." del salario minimo incremento a 10 dolares por hora significar un costo al presupuesto del estado de 250 millones de dolares, agrego el gobernador. --tambien se preven cam