i am called lindsey graham-nes ty.was, i would sit down with democrats and find a way of dealing with a difficult issue. the trade-offs are simple. on the republican side, once we secure the border, which we all want, once we increase legal immigration, which most of us believe we need, you are down to two workers unless you have a budget of kids after you are 67, you had better be looking for workers. control of us want to the job market through an e-verify system. but we break down. here's the problem on my side. we cannot seem to embrace a rational solution. this, it'stouch amnesty this, amnesty that. i am here to say to you, you can talk about immigration reform, you can vote for immigration states, andhe red you can still win. i am still here. [applause] opponents i had six from mildly disturbed to completely insane. [laughter] the insane guys are the ones i worried the most about. i won by 41 points. here's what i told people in south carolina. tell me how you deport 11 minute -- 11 million people. physically dep

lindsey graham, i think he won the debate, but lindsey graham has a national security talk is sendingsages that they should all listen to. i love the commander in chief stuff. i love when he says we can't decimate the military budget. and i also love what he said, we have to have prosperity in order to finance the military budget. we need to think about this. i don't see the serious discussion yet regarding our deteriorating foreign policy. >> again, let's take a listen to one of the most engaged moments in the debate according to users on facebook and cnbc.com/vote. not just our guest here. this was the moment from senator lindsey graham. >> the end of the day, folks, i am trying to solve a problem and win an election. i'm tired of losing. good god, look who we're running against, the number one candidate on the other side thought she was flat broke after her and her husband were in the white house for eight years. the number two guy went to the soviet union on his honeymoon and i don't think he ever came back. if we don't beat these people, who are we going to beat? >> that's not wh

graham is immigration reform. and i think he made a good case, the republican party has to be open to immigration reform, okay? i'm not saying he's -- he makes a point about social security. we're going to need to add to the workforce. in general, more workers if they have this skill, and he called it merit based. if they have the skills will help the american economy. i like the fact that lindsey was not afraid to say that. >> yeah. >> here's the challenge, though, with the four candidates, if you think about the first debate where carly fiorina had her first moment. she had it because she took it to hillary clinton and took it aggressively. and i didn't hear a lot of that by these candidates. they were differentiating each other with the parties. but no one came at her very, very aggressively. and i think they missed an opportunity. >> larry, did anybody float your boat in terms of growth policy? >> no. >> not enough. we tackle climate change quite a bit. >> a lot of climate change. >> with a lot of co-2 being e

graham: out of respect i won't dance.hen i first announced that i would take senator thurmond's place, we change senators every 50 years when we need to or not. so bob dole was my national chairman. strom thurmond was speaking and james brown was entertainment. what's the moral of the story? no one knew i was there. [laughter] seeing bob dole trying to keep time was sort of worth it all. speaking of trying to keep time, i want to take questions. thank god for new hampshire. [applause] the last place on earth where you can meet 20 people running for president if you are lucky. keep south carolina in your prayers, it has been a tough year. the charleston shooting, i would like to note the people in the mother immanuel church did a better job of representing my state and mankind than i could've ever hoped for. [applause] if you are looking for a model to follow, go to that church. it has really been tough, 18 inches of rain in 18 hours and charlson. -- charleston. the governor and rescue efforts are doing a great job. let's

i'm alongside brandon graham. how surprised are you that demarco murray has not made immediate impact with the team. >> you have three backs and coaches want to give them touches and they have other backs to accommodate them to and see who can get going during the game. i think demarco will get touches. we have to worry good when. >> that was one thing demarco talked about after the game 8 carries 36 yards today mislead misleadsing first carry went 30 yarz and he's averaging less than ten carries a game. he was asked if he's getting enough touches. >> no i'm not i don't think i am. it's how the plays are being called. and you know i'm -- i love this offense and playing with these guys and it's how it is. >> is i knew what i was coming in here to do. >> let's talk about sam bradford positive today 270 yards three touchdowns it's nice to see him get going. >> it was nice see him going but it game aokay with the game losing that's a positive direction. she had no turnovers which we talked about and i think he got off

i'm back with john graham and jeffrey joyce.graham, consumers are always making choices but they substitute one thing for another. in the face of price rises, they can't necessarily do without daraprim if let's say they're suffering with hiv infection and are threatened with toxoplasmosis. >> absolutely not. that's why the shocking spike in price of this drug. the shockingly small in the tens of thousands i believe, mr. skrelling asserted the price at which glaxo smith-kline was selling, they were losing money, i don't know if they were losing money, but they were happy to sell it at that price. people say we shouldn't sell our companies to people like mr. screlling. that's one solution. i do know this drug is available in indian for penny a pill. foreign competing manufacturers supplying the united states that might help as well. >> you don't have to go clear all the way to india, you could drive to windsor ontario from detroit or mexico from the southwestern border and find american branded drugs at significantly cheaper price

graham sized surge in the polls right now. in the last national poll that came out for the republican nomination nationwide, the cbs "new york times" poll which came out early this morning, lindsey graham gets more support than he has had all year long in national polling. look at that, lindsey graham has surged ahead to 2% in this latest national poll which not only puts him ahead of everybody else with whom he will be seated at the kids table tomorrow night, it also puts him ahead of one of the candidates on the main stage, lindsey graham at 2% in the latest national poll frankly doubles chris christie's 1% showing in the latest republican national poll. he's swamping chris christie. governor christie's campaign continues to do much more poorly than had been expected. 1% in a national poll is not a new low for governor christie. he's been there before. it is not a good place to be heading into the third debate. governor christie is supposed to be an excellent debater. he's supposed to shine at an event like tomorrow night. s

graham. >> everything i do in terms of the mayor's office will be for the advantage of san franciscans that live here now i'm so interested this what is going to happen in thirty years the transportation system and the high speed rail that all has to come everything he do on the emphasis how do we get something done this next 6 months and year because the people are standing out this in the rain at the bus stations and waiting for uber and everything else they can do or riding tracer bikes i went to a bike meeting the other day their complaining about the regulations ticketed and everything else but we have to include all the modes of transportation but we need to start soovl it for the people that live here now. >> thank you very much. >> okay our next question mayor ed lee first, it is well, i can't say as mayor as this question i'll say what will you do about the hydrogen increase in the homeless families and individual in san francisco prior to the super bowl and i'm going to do an editorial add and say even after the super bowl. >> thank you. >> well, i certainly first of all, you

matthew was also charged in the murders of morgan harrington and hannah graham. he faces the death penalty in graham's murder. jenna: a fox news exclusive right now. many young south africans are leaving home to join isis and al-qaeda in syria and other parts of the middle east. the south african government calling in extra resources to stop recruiting. we have an exclusive report. >> reporter: fox news has learned that up to one south aftera can a day is leaving this country a day to go fight for isis or al-qaeda. the iraqi ambassador says this is a serious situation. >> we could say with certainty that 50-60 persons, south african citizens, have joined the isil or al-nusra in syria. there are some reports suggesting that more than a hundred have done so, and as many as 300 or more. >> the board says -- the

four turnovers last week, a great win for todd graham. >> gus: how about todd graham? a signature win. his biggest previously, he beat number 8 notre dame. now he beats number 7 ucla. a snap-back moment for the coach that got blitzed last week against s.c. 38-23 the final. ucla losing for the first time this season. bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... hold the phone. because at&t and directv are now one! which means you can access your dvr at the dmv. change channels while he changes pants. you don't have to be a couch potato, you can be a train potato! and let them watch all the shows they love, inside the ride that you really kind of hate. p introduc

reverend billy graham's son reverend franklin graham went "on the record." >> reverend graham, niles sir. >> thank you, greta. it's nice to be with you. >> there is a new book billy graham, where i am, heaven, eternity and our life beyond. >> how is your father doing. >> thank you for asking. i think he is doing better now than he has in months. he has just got energy. and when you walk in and sunday i went in daddy, this is franklin, oh, son where have you been? good to see you. he wanted to talk about different things. is he is doing pretty good. >> the title is hfn eternity and our life beyond. why that title? >> first of all, it comes from the bible. god told moses when he was in the desert go back to egypt calling people out of bondage. mofts asked god who said that sent me i am that i am. tell him that i am sent you. all through the body you will see that where jesus says i am the way, the truth, and the life. and there is two roads, greta, to heaven. excuse me two roads in life one to heaven and one to had. my father wanted it to be clear that there is one way through the bloo

graham well, that is one of my person pet peeves homelessness is no a crime a condition and everyoneeserves a right to be respected and given the right to live in dignity before you, side anything go up to the person and found out why he is homeless and get a read on that social workers in all areas of the country do this and are able to find a way for those people to get into housing if you have a brother in fedex you can live with more 6 months i mean those types of things we need more social workers and deregulation with the individuals you can't implementing the center it good i like the center idea i proposed one as well you have to have an understanding of what each player needs if you don't center it you're dead in the water i need to use the budget so get more social workers. >> mr. herrera. >> a link road to homelessness and, in fact, to treat people on the streets their somehow choosing to be there a great mistake homelessness starts when people can't pay the rent at the vision has created and demonstrated this problem even more folks with jobs in sunset who are living in i

health insurance expert john graham sees it much differently. [john graham/national center for policy analysis] "as years go by i think we will see the co-ops were a canary in the coal mine." graham predicts for profit well known insurance companies will eventually pull out of the exchanges... dealing a crippling blow to obamacare. [john graham/national center for policy analysis] "in 2017, 2018, they are going to be starting to feel a lot of pain and i think these exchanges are at risk of having no insurers participate in them at all." larry>> the vast majority of illegal immigrants enter the u-s because they're looking for better life. but some slipping through the cracks commit serious crimes that injure, even kill american citizens. in an exclusive interview you'll only see o'full measure with sharyl attkisson,' iowa senator chuck grassley discusses the problem. sen. chuck grassley/(r) - iowa "you've got an administration that thinks more highly of their interest in protecting undocumented workers than there is enforcing the law and, in the

he disagreed -- >> of course lindsey graham is going to say that.ber of undecided voters, as well as some in the democratic party, but undecided voters who are going to move toward hillary clinton if they see her as credible, competent and we got a real picture of that. you know, this -- elections are decided by very slim margins. and also the democrats have all the demographic advantages going into the general election. they might lose it if hillary clinton can't be credible, can't look like the president of the united states, but the republicans just keep giving her gift after gift. look at the republican field. look at those 16 candidates. look at what they're saying. look at where most of the country is on the issues when you get past these primaries. and also -- >> well, look, we have to close here, but i will say this, in most head-to-head match-ups we've seen in all the polls, many, if not most, of the candidates are still running ahead of hillary clinton in a lot of key states. so, america is looking at this race right now, they haven't made

senator graham will join us in a short while.nnifer griffin confirmed the details and live in the pentagon with more on what we are learning today. >> reporter: you just heard josh earnest bend over back wards to suggest it is not a combat mission and the president has not changed his mind and gone back on his promise to send ground troops. earnest said there is no military solution and the strategy in syria hasn't changed. 50 special operation force system not a Ñigame changer, "á what is new about the plan, the administration is admitting they have special operations in syria and iraq. make no mistake they will be in combat just like the recent hostage raid that left a delta force operator dead. earlier there was discussion on recommendations. and involve placing special operation's forces in sirril and urbill. they suggested they would need u.s. troops in retailing of ramadi. >> i believe we'll have an opportunity to reenforce iraqi success in the days ahead. tñnf we have developed a variety of options to do that. >> reporter:

`josh: plenty of unfinished `business for graham. `he's wrapping up a 10-day new `hampshire swing and says he'll `continue to put a heavy emphasis `on the granite state leading up `to the primary. `jean: straight ahead tonight. ``>> it's not ours, it's `everyone's and that's what feels `really good about it. `sunapee is about ready to open `again, after it was leveled by `flames earlier this year. `up next we'll take to you the `ribbon cutting. `josh: the state is a step closer `to restoring hunting season for `bobcats, but it's not happening `without protest. `mike: more shower chances under `the forecast. `take on the colts, we'll hear` `josh: back in january a huge `fire destroyed jake's market in `sunapee. `investigators were not able to `find the exact cause, but they `believe it was not suspicious. `but now the owners have rebuilt `and are getting ready to reopen. `jennifer: kristen carosa was `there for the ribbon cutting. `reporter: january 4 was an `emotional day for all involved `with jake's market. `but now fast forward ni

four turnovers last week, a great win for todd graham. >> gus: how about todd graham? a signature win. his biggest previously, he beat number 8 notre dame. now he beats number 7 ucla. a snap-back moment for the coach that got blitzed last week against s.c. 38-23 the final. ucla losing for the first time this season. 0 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... because at&t and directv are now one! which means you can access your dvr at the dmv. change channels while he changes pants. you don't have to be a couch potato, you can be a train potato! and let them watch all the shows they love, inside the ride that you really kind of hate

lou: joining us now, the plain spoken republican presidential candidate senator lindsey graham.tor, good to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: that was straightforward stuff, and do you think you made some inroads? >> i hope so. you know, china is building islands over resource rich waters claimed by others because they can. you know, we're a nation of laws. you don't resolve disputes by building an island over the territory in question and putting a military unit on top of it. do you think putin would be in the ukraine if reagan were president? we're being walked all over and john kerry is about to give syria to the russians and iranians, there is a contest in iran between john kerry and barack obama for man of the year. it's too close to caught. our foreign policy is in shambles and i know how to fix it. i'm going to destroy isil before they hit us. lou: well, i want to share with our viewers who missed last night's debate your comments on bernie sanders as well, which went to the heart of the ideological contest of this presidential election, here we go. >> the number two g

we heard from lindsey graham this morning. what about rand paul and others who are working hard to make a dent in new hampshire? >> struggling, scrambling, all kind of ways to describe it. several candidates are in that boat. today we are four months from the first national primary in new hampshire here. they only have 90 full days of campaigning and advertising. for rand paul it is going to be tough. this is a state he called his must-win. a place he has to do particularly well at. we are at the republican liberty coalition conference here that is filled with constitutional conservatives and tea party conservatives. rand paul is acknowledging he needs to work hard. he is trying to get students involved in part because the liberty movement is being pulled away by the likes of ted cruz. cruz made an appeal for rand paul support from libertarian voters in new hampshire a short time ago. >> i love rand paul. i respect him. he is a friend, a good man, a good voice for liberty. i iintend to focus on my record. the question you shou

he faces the death penalty in the graham case.ndsey graham and now back to them. >>> you know sometimes i am glad that you're not here during the break. we have been saying it and the fundraising and the candidates are not bad and ben and bernie are racking in millions and not from the big guys but the little guys. in this case. >> yeah, it was a parallel that we saw and the candidate that came out of nowhere and obama raised a lot of money and small donations. >> yeah. he worked the internet. he knew -- >> he worked the internet but all of that stuff came later. sometimes money follows through the time. these guys are gaining the traction and 650,000 individuals and 650,000 for carson. these are people that are going to vote. >> well, it's right now and sanders. >> well, i would say this just in terms of obama fundraising back in 2008. he had a lot of small donations but what he did at first was get the wall street support and provided the ground money. guys at bank of america and they provided him with the base and to reach out

tomorrow, graham will be one of eight candidates to speak at the convention at the radisson hotel. that event will also be run by no labels, a national organization. >> it is made up of democrats, republicans, and independents dedicated to breaking gridlock in washington and getting the parties to work together to solve the people' s problems. stephanie: organizers expect more than 2000 people tomorrow. this week, voters in derry will get to weigh in on the town budget after the state supreme court rejected an appeal filed by the town council. a judge had previously ordered the town to hold a special election. the town council passed a controversial budget earlier this year that includes several cuts, including to public safety. but residents filed petitions, and the election is now set for tuesday. coming up, a woman who grew up intruder. how her medieval combat skills saved her. and a lucky someone bought a million-dollar powerball ticket in the granite state. hayley: we are getting lucky this weekend with beautiful weather. lot warmer people make mistakes. [ man laughs ] like pa

senator graham: what about the counterterrorism mission? general campbell: sir, just from kabul, i could not do a counterterrorism mission. senator graham: ok, tell the american people why it is in their interest for you to have a counterterrorism footprint in afghanistan. i thinkcampbell: sir, two reasons. first off, we need to continue to build the afghan capacity for their ct element, and that takes our men and women to continue to work with them. the special operating forces, the ctp's are the best in the region. they will continue to get better. if we continue to build their capacity -- they want to be a regional partner. they want to handle the issues and that region. we have to keep pressure on the ungoverned spaces. we do have people that continue to want to do bad things -- senator graham: let's dig into that of it. a better trained afghan counterterrorism force is good for the stability of afghanistan. do you agree? general campbell: i agree, sir. they are noam: but substitute for american counterterrorism forces. does that make s

that helps lindsey graham.to even be able to make it to the kid's table, you also had to jump one hurdle, one teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny, tiny little hurdle.. you didn't have to get any poll average, you didn't have to sustain any level of support for any amount of time. you just had to get in one poll, any one poll, just once, you had to pop at 1%. and before today, these were the results for the qualifying polls for lindsey graham, 0%, 0%, 0%, 0%, 0%, 0%, and 0%. seven straight polls lindsey graham shooting the moon. batting 1.000, absolutely perfect, if by perfect you mean complete purity of 0% failure. well, today thank you, cnn, lindsey graham, triumph of, 1%. finally got 1% in one poll, which means he's into the kids table. we've looked into the internals of the cnn poll. we tried to figure out the exact math. we're pretty sure this existential victory for him to continuing to exist as a candidate instead of being exiled even from the kids table, with we're pretty sure this golden triumph of under

presidential candidate lindsey graham is coming up. david: we'll look forward to that. dow is down on second straight session. this time it was a biggie, down 1160 points as closing bell sounds on wall street -- 160 points. $22 pop in gold, perhaps thinking that the fed might be a little more serious, who knows what goes on with gold. we'll get into that and other commodities as well later but, first attention and foremost is on the stocks, all of them down significantly. none more so than the dow. melissa: while markets wait for tomorrow here is everything you need to know right now. when walmart promised low prices i'm not sure this exactly what it meant. driving the dow, the fall i don't have plummeting biggest drop in 27 years. we just said that. started by a profit warning that shocked the street. here is our very own charlie gasparino. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund, a fox news contributor. do we have charlie? do we see him there? charlie bass. >> i'm here. melissa: who are traders blaming for this stock selloff because this is quite a story? >> we

deep down in the poll, senator graham, let us be the first to show you.this poll right now. you're ahead of lindsey graham -- >> no, chris christie. >> you're ahead -- >> i'll never get ahead of lindsey graham, but i'm tied with him. >> you have chris christie in your rearview mirror right now. you're moving up in the game now. chris christie is going to be on the main debate stage in boulder, colorado, tomorrow night. do you think you have a right to be on there and maybe chris christie should be in the undercard? >> i don't think i would take chris off. he's polled consistently better than i have. what i would like to do is have all of us, break it into two different groups, randomly draw, and give me a shot at talking to the front-runners. i don't think anyone is more prepared to be commander in xheef on both sides of the aisle. i've been to iraq and afghanistan 31 times, 30 years in the military. i want to have a discussion about the economy and how best to defend this country. i think relying on polls to break the crowd up early on is just ridiculous

four turnovers last week, a great win for todd graham. >> gus: how about todd graham? a signature win. his biggest previously, he beat number 8 notre dame. now he beats number 7 ucla. a snap-back moment for the coach that got blitzed last week against s.c. 38-23 the final. ucla losing for the first time this season. 0 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... hold the phone. because at&t and directv are now one! which means you can access your dvr at the dmv. change channels while he changes pants. you don't have to be a couch potato, you can be a train potato! and let them watch all the shows they love, inside the ride that you rea

graham's father works at the bank . problems looming for the friendly skies. why we could see more flight delays soon. >> and no such thing as a free luh? the irs is investigating all those tech company that let workers eat for free. >> a key member of the burgu in, dy and gold return on sunday? we will have more on that in sports. >>> it's called a group me app people are using it to talk. in georgetown shoppers using to alert other businesses and residents in the high end district of criminal or suspicious activity. many of the posts describe african american people and use the letters aa to describe individuals who shoplifted or look suspicious. some say it could cross the line into racial profiling. >> if they are using to help -- bake their businesses and make sure people aren't stealing it's good but if are you using and targeting one particular person. if i went into banana republic are you just looking at me or all of us? >> this he should come and feel safe. i think the most important stat i can give surveyed the number of complaints that the police h

senator graham: what about the counterterrorism mission? general campbell: sir, just from kabul, i could not do a counterterrorism mission. senator graham: ok, tell the american people why it is in their interest for you to have a counterterrorism footprint in afghanistan. i thinkcampbell: sir, two reasons. first off, we need to continue to build the afghan capacity for their ct element, and that takes our men and women to continue to work with them. the special operating forces, the ctp's are the best in the region. they will continue to get better. if we continue to build their capacity -- they want to be a regional partner. they want to handle the issues and that region. we have to keep pressure on the ungoverned spaces. we do have people that continue to want to do bad things -- senator graham: let's dig into that of it. a better trained afghan counterterrorism force is good for the stability of afghanistan. do you agree? general campbell: i agree, sir. they are noam: but substitute for american counterterrorism forces. does that make s

brian norberg and graham coonich sue the gun dealer badger guns for nenlgth, claiming the store clerk should have recognized the telltale signs of a straw purchase. >> badger guns did not do the job it was required to do when it made that sale. if badger guns had done its job on may 2nd then brian and graham would not have been shot on june 9th. >> reporter: the lawsuit claimed badger guns approved the sale despite a number of irregularities, including collins checking the "no" box when answering if he was the buyer, then crossing it out and checking "yes." the clerk admitted there was confusion. >> he did have trouble with the written word and the forms. >> reporter: but lawyers for the gun store argued there was no intent to do wrong. >> to believe this you have to believe that my clients cooked up a plan, a plan to unlawfully sell firearms. >> reporter: and the store clerk denied that was his intention. >> the last thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands that has -- that's going to use it for the wrong purpose. >> the gun collins purchased for you at badger guns was th

usually brandon graham isit hing here. >> he looks a little different. >> little smaller than me.t kidding. >> you're stuck with me instead brandon an rest of the team are sequestered in a hotel. even though it's home game that's the way it work. i caught up with him earlier this week to talk about the nonnight match-up. >> monday night football, giants, what is it with the giants. you don't like he's guys? >> because they're in our backyard. you always want to beat up people in ur your own backyard you know? >> it's hard to believe at this point in the season after the start you guys had there's no game for first place. >> three, three gets you on first place and that's what caezy. it's a long season. it's week six now and we're ready -- we're fighting for first place. 2-3, i'm excited. >> what makes giants so good. >> they are playing a lot different and attitude looked same from last year totally different team and they feel like they can play with everybody like we do. we know going into this game is one of the game voingd by making sure we come out on top. >> monday night foo

. `>> ryan norberg, graham coonish, `versus badger guns, inc. `a gun store be liable for `legally selling a gun later used `to commit a crime? `you're watching the security `camera. `the man jacob collins is buying `the gun for julius burton, who `at the time was 18 and too young `to buy a handgun. `>> they're what are called straw `purchases meaning where one `person is buying it for somebody `else. `>> reporter: it's a common way `guns make their way into the `underground market. `a month later, burden gets into `milwaukee police officers. `caught here on tape. `he uses the gun to shoot them `both in the head. `for years laws have hinders `victims of gun crimes from suing `gun dealers. `>> what made this case `different, there was a lot of `evidence that the guy at the gun `shop should have known this `wasn't a legitimate purchase. `>> reporter: miraculously, they `both survived. `brian norberg and graham coonich `sue the gun dealer badger guns `for nenlgth, claiming the store `clerk should have recognized the `telltale signs of a straw `purch

. >> week five victory never felt so good welcome to sports sunday alongside brandon graham i'm duciss. eagles beat saints to run record 2 many i6. brandon birds score 29 points second half and defense forces four turnovers media saying this was a must win game did you giza approach it this way. >> every week is like that we went out to have fun. man, you can see it out there on highlights how much fun we had if you didn't watch the game. it was a lot of fun out through today. >> sechs relief. >> sense of relief. >> all right. well the birds hope to build upon this victory. >> it's one game. we have to continue to move forward and learn from the negative things we did and grow from the positives that we had today and but it was a great win. >> the win is nice. i think the big thing for us and the team is just to build on this. and you know, by no means are we where we want to be as a team and i think today was a step in the right direction. >> it certainly is. jeff skversky has highlights, disbelieve guys, well let's face it eagles dropped the ball to start the season and they were in

graham: life is funny. `you wake up and you are 60. `there is a german girl i got `close to. `she didn' t want to come to south `carolina and i could not stand `to germany and that is like. `it is ok to be single. `i have had some good `relationships. `shelley: the voters taking part `in the candidate cafe series are `chosen by the institute of `politics at st. anselm college. `florida senator marco rubio `dipped into new hampshire for a `quick, but busy trip today. `this afternoon he drew a large `crowd to the derry opera house `where he talked about a number `of issues including the national `debt. `earlier in the day rubio `attended a house party in `portsmouth. `his campaign says new hampshire `will be a more frequent stop in `the coming weeks. `the deputy chief of the salem `police department jumped into `action when he found a man `unconscious. `deputy chief james chase was `leaving a private security job `at rockingham racetrack `overnight when he found a man `unconscious and not breathing. `having a heart attack and `started doing cpr, reviving him `twice before first

. >> reporter: scott, after deliberating for about 12 hours, a jury awarded milwaukee officers graham kunisch $3.5 million, and his partner, bryan norberg, $1.5 million in a case that could set national precedent. officers graham kunisch and bryan norberg approached 18-year-old julius burton in 2009 for riding a bike on the sidewalk. a struggle ensued. burton pulled out a gun and shot both officers in the face. kunisch lost an eye and had to have part of his brain removed. norberg was shot in the mouth. bullet fragments are still lodged in his cheek. >> right now, it is every day. >> reporter: surveillance video shows burton with a friend at badger guns a month before the shooting. he paid the friend $40 to buy a gun for him because he was underage. store clerk donald flora appears to help the friend fill out the paperwork. it was an illegal sale known as a straw purchase. >> last thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands that has-- that's going to commit a crime. >> reporter: during closing arguments, patrick dunphy, the officers' attorney, sailed the store shares responsi