. >> what harry reid is doing here is pure evil.cs >> one day after harry reid killed kate's law, all hell is breaking loose. tonight, an investigation into mr. reid. >> did you know every 228 hours a black man, woman, or child is murdered by police and/or vigilante law officials? >> mr. rose is incorrect. what he is saying is not true and part of an antipolice propaganda campaign. truth serum is on the case. >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. >> we are standing up and saying enough is enough. >> also ahead, donald trump on "saturday night live." ben carson says he wouldn't do it. >> i think the presidency of the united states is a very serious thing. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right right now. ♪ ♪b >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. what has happened to the democratic party? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a disgraceful exhibition yesterday, one that will go down in history as a blight on american politics, the senate minority leader democrat harry reid killed kate's law, at

it's not just harry reid, not just a tactic. this was an attempt to use the laws and rules of the senate to legitimately block this bill. you can't do it unless have you 41 votes, and he did. you have to look at it this way. the democrats unfortunately have become so wedded to power, and they are attached to certain voter groups, and they're going to do nothing other than try to spike up interest and spike up resentment within the voter groups. that's what they're trying to do here. instead of looking at the best interest of america, and i might add people within the voter groups. make this into a racial issue and try to spike up support within that group. lou: you know, but they've been doing it for so long, and seems the republican party does not have good rejoinders to what is straightforwardly a simple political propaganda, and some clever maneuvering from time to time on the issue. let me turn, if i may, to where we are with the republican party. kentucky, rolling back marijuana inflation ohio. have you got to be encouraged

who is harry reid protecting?id, and, the democratic party, because he had to have those votes in the senate, they are protecting criminal illegal immigrants. to suggest this has anything to do with the broad community of immigrants in this country is an insult by reid against them. it is also an insulting of the intelligence of the american people. this is man, who on this basis i truly believe, that what harry reid is doing here is pure evil. bill o'reilly has it exactly right. i believe ted cruz has it exactly right. it demonstrates why we have to go to regular order in this government. have a majority express its will. bill: you mentioned ted cruz on the floor of the senate. here's what he said just yesterday. >> this ought to be a clear choice, with whom do you stand? do you stand with violent criminal illegal aliens, or do you stand with american citizens? do you stand with our sons and daughters and those at risk of violent crime? bill: to cruz's credit he has been on this from the beginning. 56% favor "kat

. >> reporter: harry reid quickly said, do not worry, it will not get past. some democrats believe they have a better plan. >> i believe that we put together as smarter. more discreet. it targets them as what we have to do. a message. i think, the wrong message. >> reporter: such a controversial, emotional issue. it should prove to be vetoproof. president's desk, it is unclear if the democrats will stand with the president or by their original vote. juliet: the search will continue this morning for a small plane that crashed in northern westchester county. there was some pretty lousy weather. the plane just dropped off the radar. emergency responders have been scouring a reservoir. so far, no information on the type of plane or how many people are on board. we will have more on this developing story in a few moments. ben: a pilot looking for a free ride huge off-duty pilot was trying to take a jetblue flight to jfk. he took a father-said. ra. friday morning. a lot more still to come. juliet: yes. audrey has the weather. your brother will be performing later f

now harry reid, at least in his capacity as minority leader in the senate, won't take it up. know how that mucks up the process here but this guy does. the former speaker of the house, these guys are like stephen king with political -- a darn good writer. newt, good to have you. thank you for coming. >> good to be with you. there's an amazing contrast between paul ryan in his new role as speaker, where in his first big test he crafted the legislation so that 47 democrats could vote with him. basically to veto override number. a bipartisan bill, well done, and yet you have the same tired old partisan left wing attitude from harry reid, and this is a national security issue. this shouldn't be a partisan issue. shouldn't be even ideological. >> so, can a minority leader -- educate me here -- stymy and avoid getting to the senate floor? >> i don't think so. i think that this is a real test for mitch mcconnell. mcconnell has an absolute obligation to exercise his power as majority leader. somehow reid was able to dominate the senate when he was the majority leader and trying to do

quickly harry reid objected. >> the new mandatory minimum sentences bill would create would have a cripplingal effect. this is yet another attack on the immigrant community. >> mr. reid is a liar and a villain. this has nothing to do with the so-called immigrant community. this is about fixing a corrupt criminal situation. as far as cost is concerned reid has voted for trillions of dollars in governmen6@ spending. his objection os to kate's law is a cynical joke. reid well understands vial foreign thugs defy deportation all the time reid does not care. he has shamed himself and insulted the steinle family by blocking a vote on kate's law. that's unacceptable. because the senate would pass the law. so would the house and then president obama would have to sign it but reid does not wanted the bill to get to the president's desk because apparently mr. obama doesn't want to sign kate's law. if the president didn't want to sign it he would say so would not and reid would never go against barack obama. so ultimately the president of the united states could make kate's law happen. in fact, he could

so when i try to bring kate's law forward on the senate floor harry reid stood up and objected. and you know what he said? he said, well, this is impugning immigrants. and i'll tell you, sean, i responded. you know what as son of an immigrant who came legally from cuba 58 years ago that is offensive. because kate's law says aggravated felons. it said murderers and rapists and people who have committed kidnapping and assault. if they illegally re-enter they have a five-year mandatory minimum prison sentence. i said listen. the legal immigrants who follow the rules are not murderers and rapists. why are you harry reid and the democrats insulting every immigrant by calling them violent criminals? why don't we come together against violent criminals instead? >> and these sanctuary cities, even if people are in jail illegal immigrants, they just release them. they don't even hand them over to the federal government to be deported. i want to go back to the iranian issue. i think this is very, very important. i'm going to talk over this tape. what i'm showing our audience is once again

gwen: harry reid. dismissed a reporter's question this week by saying it's never going to happen. don't worry about it. >> but as -- and suggesting the white house is conversing with senators over these moderating kind of alternatives. gwen: they are? even though they put pout a veto threat before the bill was even written? >> yes. because they began to realize that their effort to just say no was not going to be enough. on this. not going to satisfy democrats. and that there might be a need to just or adapt rather than to just plain veto. gwen: what is vetting? the one thing people agree on there should be better vetting or clearer vetting and like the discussion that's happening in europe about putting borders back up between countries. don't we bet -- vet already? >> there is a vetting program. the administration admits that there are -- here's the thing. if someone is proposed as a refugee by, for example, the u.n. high commissioner for refugees. someone from the department of homeland security, a person, will meet them. and interview them. and they will look at a number of th

here are a few facts about koch you might not know if you just listen to harry reid in the senate. we and best heavily in energy efficiency to drive down our consumption of fuel and how -- powered by millions per year. that is not to mention the great work our companies have if they come together and earned over 1000 awards for safety, environmental excellence, community stewardship, innovation, and customer service since 2009. they are doing great things to impact the world for the better. for example, and this is pretty agronomic services increase crop yield and reduce pollution or hazardous runoff. this will help feed the estimated 9 billion people who will inhabit earth by the year 2050 by growing food on roughly the same amount of land used for farming today. there are many similar stories that i hope these examples begin to illustrate that there is more to being a successful company than just dollar signs. what makes coke industries -- we look atries run, a win-win mindset. kochphilosophy has enabled to grow tremendously and it was key to turning a company valued at one milli

here are a few facts about koch that you might not know if you just listen to harry reid on the floor of the senate. koch5 pepa report ranked the best us-based parent company for implementing pollution invention initiatives. koch invests heavily in energy efficiency and our plans -- in our plans to drive down consumption by hundreds of millions of dollars per year. that's not to mention great work our companies have as they come together and earned over 1000 awards for safety, environmental excellence, community stewardship, innovation, and customer service since 2009. they are doing great things to really impact the world for the better. agronomice, koch services is focused on biological crop solutions that increase crop yield and reduce pollution or hazardous runoff. this will help feed the estimated 9 billion people who will inhabit earth by the year 2050 by growing food on roughly the same amount of land used for farming today. there are many similar stories to this throughout koch, too many to name here, but i hope these examples begin to illustrate that there's more to being a s

. >> reporter: the house measure moves to the senate were democratic leader harry reid quickly said, quote, don't worry, in won't get past. the measure arguing it would create too many delays and obstacles and democrats believe they have a better plan. >> i believe the bill we put forth is stronger because it is smarter. it is more discreet, more targets what we have to do, it is more of a message. >> reporter: the house measure passed with such support that it should prove to be veto-proof. if it makes to the president's testing is unclear 47 democrats will side with the president on the issue or stand by their original vote. it needs to make its way to the senate and that is up in the air. juliet: we will see what happens. big news out of westchester, the search continues for small plane that reportedly crashed in northern westchester county, the danbury airport in connecticut yesterday afternoon when it dropped off the radar. juliet: emergency respond as north salem after witnesses they saw a small plane in the area, no information on the type of plane or how many people were on b

senate minority leader harry reid has said he will try to block the bill. but today iowa senator joni ernst said she thinks the senate will pass the bill. she says righttow the top priority is the safety of americans. "i try and steer the discussion back to the root cause of this humanitarian crisis, and that is isis nd the fact that we need to destroy isis. " ernst says she expects the vote on the bill to come shortly after senators return from their thanksgiving break. the ununversity of iowa has already seen several sexual assaults on campus this year. and now the u-i police department is providing a safe place for victims to stay. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a p py. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100!0! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line.

when you have a man like senate minority leader harry reid blocking a bill that would require a mandatory five year federal prison term for any convicted foreign aggravated felon who defies deportation, gets sent away, comes back, when you have harry reid saying no to that law you have an arcky. the fact that barack ob and the democratic party won't support kate's law says it all. these people are not interested in protecting us from harm. the folks know it when asked in the fox poll to describe the obama administration's policy on isis, 65% say it's not aggressive enough. 26% about right, 4% too aggressive. they all live with bernie sanders. therefore, you would think the republican party would be in a superior position to defeat hillary clinton in 2016. you would think. but republicans must convince the majority of americans, not people like themselves, that they are reasonable and all of this talk about religion, christians versus muslim, registries, all of that is counter productive for the g.o.p. what americans want is security, not demonization. republican party should understand th

applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reidlause] sen. reid: nothing is sacred to the aggressors. as troops rolled across the globe, millions of innocent people and entire countries and cultures fell victim to the war machine. history itself was threatened by adolf hitler and his accomplishments. -- accomplices. museums were plundered. priceless family heirlooms were lost forever. a battle against culture and history is being waged today. isis destroys vestiges of ancient civilizations. isis bulldozed patra, which was constructed during alexander the great's reign 300 years before christ. isis used large quantities of explosives to destroy it. a 2000-year-old temple in syria. they then publicly executed a professor. in afghanistan, the taliban has destroyed giant sandstone statues of buddha that were 1700 years old. in timbuktu, terrorists said -- set fired to a library containing thousands and thousands of manuscripts. destroyed, aifact small piece of humanity is lost for eternity. what started as a handful of artists, 400 ser

>> it's irresponsible of harry reid to say he won't.for america, this is the time to do what's right for national security. when you have isis, doing what they've done and the spread of what they've done, and your report so eloquently pointed out they found the same bomb materials in brussels that was used in paris, and isis has said american blood is sweeter, they're coming to the white house, we need to take this seriously and we need to know the people who come here are who they say they are. if you go back to the terrorist in paris, one of them has a fake i.d. and passport, and the ones in syria, those are fake passports, and we have one in the syrian border -- >> there's enough to check off there. thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> goodbye to you and have a good thanksgiving. >>> there was something found in paris that is a little disturbing. i'll spell it out, after this. >>> a live shot in paris where we're finding out more about the explosive belt that was actually found by a janitor, a street cleaner, more to the poi

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comes to national security and issue like this which means so much to the american people, i think harry reidthe democrats owe it to the congress to have a full debate on this and a vote. don't try to block it. don't try to bury it. reid threatened to do whatever he can to block it, probably by using the filibuster. i would say that's a mistake for national security and also a mistake for our faith in democracy. >> what do you say to those people out there who say, look, america is a country of immigrants. we're all immigrants from our an afters who made the trek to america, from all parts of the world. we want to have a heart, open the u.s. to people whonú need u most and now we're shutting the doors to these people who needs it most, even though we know that isis has begun to infiltrate the flow of refugees. >> yeah, well, first, you we are a nation of immigrations. we appreciate that coming from the ethnic ancestry andn/÷- hav dealt with immigrant aunts, uncles, grandparents. we understand the beauty of immigration. i, in fact, going back to 1993, i visited muslim refugee camps in the balk

senator harry reid predicts senate democrats will block the new stricter measures, even as the president has promised to veto. what of the lucky few who made it? ahmad fled from syria and resettled in june in jersey sy, new jersey, by the group, church world service. >> the individuals putting their four or five children on boats through the sea and risking their lives, and death, this person can't be a terrorist. >> he now works at 12 hour overnight shift in a jersey bakery. he says he thankfully has a new start and a new life in our country. >> i made up my mind i'm here now and i'll get acclimated here, start my life from new here. >> despite new successes as you mentioned, polls show 67% of americans oppose the resettling of syrian refugees here. 1,682 have already arrived this year. the administration still plans to take that 10,000 next year. >> eric, thank you very much. >>> taking the fight directly to isis and destroying the terrorist group once and for all. general jack keane is on deck next. follow us on twitter, let us know what you would like to hear from general jack keane

i hear this from harry reid over and over on the senate floor. i hear it from barack obama over and over. i never said i want to end made care as we know it. i never voted that way. one of several reasons i voted against obamacare is it stole from medicare. it stole $750 billion to create a new entightment and weakened medicare. that is why record on medicare. -- entitlement -- i am proud of my record. you are spreading the old fears and lies of national democrats. we hear it all of the time from harry reid, barack obama and all of the rest. >> you hear it all of the time because it is your record in. in 2013 and 2014 you voted budgets that would turn medicare into voucher system and increased the cost on seniors and made them pay the difference. that is your record. that is the paul ryan budget you have supported. the people of louisiana need to know that you will treat them better. they deserve better retirement plans and need a governor who will not budget the balance on their back. >> if we are moving from one thorny topic to another one and

harry reid says there's no way it will pass. >> more of these refugees. they're not our enemyiesenemies. they're expelled from their homeland by the same evildoers we're fighting. >> reporter: and the rhetoric is even louder on the campaign trail. speaking in alabama yesterday, ben carson compared syrian ref rue gees to rabid dogs. >> if there's a rabid dog running around your neighborhood, you probably are not going to assume something good about that dog. and you probably are going to put your children out of the way. >> reporter: and donald trump who suggested closing mosques and increased surveillance on muslims now says he would create a national database to register muslims living in t t u.s. >> i wou certainly implement that. absolutely. >> reporter: >> reporter: conservative house republicans say they will not support the government's spending bill that congress has to pass by december unless it includes the stricter refugee language. the senana is expected to take up theeasure afterhe thanksgiving break. >>> hillary clinton says it's time for a n

harry reid/(d-nv) minority leader)"who are these refugees? they're not our enemies. they're expelled from their homeland by the same evildoers we're fighting." (sot: sen. mitch mcconnell/(r- ky) majority leader)"it simply makes sense to take a step back for now to press the pause button so we can determine the facts."president obama has threatened to veto the bill if it passes.craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. 3 about 23-hundred syrian refugees have been allowed years and administration officials say the vetting process can take up to two years. 3 coming up after the break on siouxland news at five...in tonight's healthwatch, we're looking at a way to treat depression... that's as simple as lacing up 3 millions of americans suffer from depression - and many have found relief from the symptoms by using antidepressant medications.but in today's healthwatch, reporter jim morelli talks to an expert who says many cases of depression can be treated effectively with something as simple as a pair of running shoes. 3 dr. jane erb is director of the depression center at b

v+ the whole thing mov the senate where harry reid the top dem crate said don't worry about it, it's not going to pass the senate and get to the president's desk for a vito and they're not going to get to it until after the thanksgiving break. you've got two different sides. it makes no sense to block 98% of mothers, grandmothers, and children fleeing a war-torn country who need our help. on the other hand you've about got critics saying you have no idea based on the verification system, lack of verification system, that isis could slip in, and for that reason we need to be more cautious. those are the gumts here. the next step is to go to the senate. but it's probably going to be at least a couple of weeks before we see action on that. >> tracie potts live on the hill for that. thank you, tracie. >>> 4:46. after the terror in paris, donald trump wants to create a database to track muslims in the united states. >> i would certainly implement that, absolutely. >> how would you do that? >> good management. what you have to do is good management proceedier prosee p, and we can do that.

. >> what harry reid is doing here is pure evil.cs >> one day after harry reid killed kate's law, allse. tonight, an investigation into mr. reid. >> did you know every 228 hours a black man, woman, or child is murdered by police and/or vigilante law officials? >> mr. rose is incorrect. what he is saying is not true and part of an antipolice propaganda campaign. truth serum is on the case. >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. >> we are standing up and saying enough is enough.

the senate minority leader harry reid is vowing to keep it from passing. u.s. admitted about 2300 syrian refugees over the past four years. the former maryland lieutenant governor and current congressional candidate anthony brown believes closing the border to refugees is not the answer. >> i don't believe that we ought to close the borders. what we need to do is make sure that we have a strong and more robust betting process so whether it is one, 1000, 10,000 we can protect americans. >> see the full interview on capitol download sunday at 8:30 after our morning news. >>> time to get your winter gear ready. we'll be hit with the coldest weather of the season this weekend. our chief meteorologist is tracking how low the temps will go. topper. >> i think sunday may be the first time this season that it will be 32 or below downtown. let's talk about tonight. temps are falling fast. by 10:00 they're going to be in the 30s. this is not the cold air yet. it's 43 downtown, 36 in silver spring. by morning it gets pretty cold with 32 maybe in manassas, most everybody e

. >> and senator harry reid on the senate floor saying the war was lost while men and women were fightingbecca, what do you think of this? this is pretty crazy. >> part of the problem i see is that we have fewer and fewer veterans serving in the u.s. government. we have a commander in chief who has never served, on the republican side now only two veterans running, and we don't pay attention to them. lindsey graham, jim gilmore. and in congress, fewer veterans serving than ever before. so you have a basic lack of understanding about what it means to serve and that's reflected in the military policy that you get out of our government. >> that's right. i want to thank all of the veterans, we are very looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then

conservatives in this country have not defamed george soros from the united states senate floor as harry reid has and that gets to the question that i want to ask. i'm very impressed with the industries the koch brothers run but i think one issue that you fail to address is the news media entertainment stranglehold in this country and i wonder why with all their money the koch brothers don't uy abc, cbs, or nbc? ask them. >> if i had one to choose i'd go with espn. we can spend hours and hours talking about, "media bias in the country." i'm not sure quite frankly that s the biggest problem we face. in terms of being ma layned on the senate that is senator reid's prerogative. he is protected by the u.s. constitution to do that. he knows he is protected on the floor of the senate and can say whatever he wants. i think a lot of people in this country just wish he o would try and help people improve their lives rather than going after u.s. citizens. >> hi, mr. lombardo. my name is sheila. i have a quick question about the kochs' political involvement. while the kochs claim they didn't enter the p

-- senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader terry read discussed the bill -- harry reid discussed the bill. this is about 20 minutes. mcconnell: this agreement is not perfect. i sure could some -- i share some concerns. this is the bottom line, this is an agreement that rejects tax hikes, secures long-term savings through entitlement reforms, and provides increased support for a military. all of this at a time when we confront threats in multiple theaters. each of these items was a republican goal heading into the negotiation, and were achieved in the agreement before us. i am encouraged that we have the missing advocate reform to social security since 1983, resulting in 16 $8 billion in long-term savings -- $168 billion in long-term savings. i'm encouraged that it would help provide resources for our time of diverse and challenging global threats. when we see isil consolidating gains in iraq and syria, when we see portions of assad marching alongside iranian soldiers, and hezbollah militias supported by ,ussian aircraft overhead colleagues know that i will respect whate

the senate takes up the bill next week.senate minority leader harry reid says democrats will attempt to block the measure next week when it is debated. 3 3 it's an area hospital world- renowned for its transplant programs... and it's now people. 3 coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... what the university of nebraska medical center is doing to resurrect a part of that program that's been dormant for decades. 3 hello. i'm mark hyman.many have been asking an important question in the wake of the paris terror attacks. how do we stop a similar attack here at home?the first step is to clearly identify the enemy. that's not something this administration appears willing to do.in condemning the attacks, the president refused to identify the attackers as muslim, . . . islamic . . . or as jihadists. secretary of state john kerry likewise refused to identify the perpetrators.last year, president obama called isis the "j-v team" just weeks before it began slaughtering thousands to include beheading american hostages. and only hours before the murderous rampage in paris, obama anno

applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reid of powers during world war ii. as our troops rolled across the globe, millions of innocent people and entire countries and cultures fell victim to this war machine. but as we have learned, even history itself was threatened by hitler and his accomplices. historic structures were bombed. museums were plundered. priceless family aheir loolooms lost forever. we have heard a number of friends prior to my speaking mention this. the vile terrorist group isis destroys some of the world's most ancient civilization. they bulldozed an ancient city, which was 300 years before christ. isis destroyed the holy site, believed to be the tomb of the profit jonah. isis used large quantities of explosives to destroy a 2,000-year-old temple in syria. isis then publically executed a professor for refusing to reveal the location of more treasurers. in afghanistan, the taliban has destroyed giant sand stone statues of buddha more than 1700 years old. that's not all. they set fire to a library claiming price

and harry reid is proposing it will die in the senate. >> any who traveled to syria or iraq in the last five years cannot travel to the united states using the visa waiver program period. >> house speaker, paul ryan says republicans could support those steps if a compromise bill comes out of the senate. >> trying to show the district is safe, tonight, mayor muriel bowser greeted hundreds of middle students from ohio who decided to enjoy the nation's capitol despite the potential danger. the mayor wanted to thank them for not canceling the field trip as others have. >> they feel safe it's okay to go about their daily lives and do what they would otherwise do. we ask the public to be vigilant. >> reporter: the fbi coordinates with dozens of law enforcement agencies to protect the washington area. >>> at the live desk, we're learning more about an american teenager killed earlier tonight in israel, one of five people who died in attacks on two ci cities. he is from boston and went to israel after graduating high school. he was on his way back from bringing food to israeli soldiers when the

. >> reporter: the measure moves to the senate where harry reid quickly said don't worry, it won't get past. president obama argued it would create 2 it -- too many delays and obstacles and some democrats believe they have a better plan. >> i believe the bill we put forth is strong rica's it is smarter. >> reporter: the house measure passed with such support, is said to be veto-proof but if the measure makes it to the president's says it is unclear if those 47 democrats will stand by their original vote when it comes down to it. it first needs to make its way through the senate and it remains up in the air. if they take it up it will happen after thanksgiving. >> reporter: we will check back with you in a little bit. a pirate looking for a free ride to new york touch the biggest scare at international airport. the off-duty pilot was trying to take the jetblue flight to jfk but when it was delayed the instead. an airport worker called police after seeing a person dressed in a pilot's uniform and a jet way, the jetblue plaint was searched and put back in service. ben: new information and

. >> what harry reid is doing here is pure evil.cs >> one day after harry reid killed kate's law, allloose. tonight, an investigation into mr. reid. >> did you know every 228 hours a black man, woman, or child is murdered by police and/or vigilante law officials? >> mr. rose is incorrect. what he is saying is not true and part of an antipolice propaganda campaign. truth serum is on the case. >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. >> we are standing up and saying

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reidaxis powers during world war ii. as the troops rolled across the globe, millions of innocent people and entire countries and cultures fell victim to this war machine. but as we've learned even history itself was threatened by adolf hitler and his accomplices. historic structures were bombed into oblivion, and priceless family heirlooms were lost forever. art culture and our own history battle is being waged today. a number of my friends prior to my speaking mentioned this. the vile terrorist group isis wantonly destroys vestiges of the ancient civilizations. isis destroyed the holy city -- i'm sorry the holy site believed to be the tomb of the prophet jonah. and recently isis used large quantities of explosives to destroy a 2,000-year-old phoenician treasure. in afghanistan, the taliban has destroyed giant sandstone statues of buddha that were 1700 years old. that's not all. in timbuktu, terrorists set fire to a library containing thousands and thousands of manuscripts dating back to t

harry reid is vowing to block the measure. >> more of these refugees, they are not our enemies, they are expelled by their homeland by the same evil doers. >>> by now it's likely you have seen the video spreading, an angry tirade against. >> the short video clip of the planning meeting sparked outrage across the country but there wasn't just one solitariy outburst in that meeting. >> the society of fredericksburg said they have outgrown this building but they want to build on a piece of property but a review of this larger video shows opposition goes beyond one angry man. >> in a video we see a small room overflowing with people. the majority of speakers appear to oppose the construction and while some say they are worried about roads and traffic, one is worried about the spread of shary a law. another is a marine combat veteran and called on his neighbors to fight the mosque in their community. >> this is in our backyard, we have thopinion to stop this right now. >> yes, we do. >> there will be another meeting for public comment at an undetermined date about the future of that mosqu

senate harry reid has already said new hampshire isn't diverse enough to represent the country. storm clouds forming in what could be a major primary battle of a different kind. we'll keep you posted on this. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. tom: well, those candidates certainly saying the right thing, no doubt about. that next in our continuing commitment coverage -- >> what is it you have that is so worth living for? jennifer: a hidden talent and his love of cowboy boots, that's just part of what candidate ted cruz revealed during his candidate cafe. mike: after this latest system moves out, some dryer air will take over on friday. a look into the weekend ahead. >> the ski and snow bore expo is weekend, we'll take you there jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national secur

senate leaders mitch mcconnell and harry reid and house leaders nancy pelosi and john boehner worked together time and time again to raise the nationon debt iling. which drdres the u.s. deeper in debt. the national debt was $10 trillion when barack obama took office. today, it's more than 18 trillion. more debt will be created during his presidency than in the previous 220 years.there is a minority in congress who vote against over-spending.g.t they a a ppished by party leaders, . . . attacked by the media . . . and made fun of by late-night comedians.we're in a heap of trouble.to comment, net.i'm mark hyman.3 3 tonight seven siouxland teams fought for the right to head to state next week and compete for a championship. we start with number 12 lawton-bronson tatang on number two unity ristian in a battle e two of the winningest teams in our knights are 35-4. eagles sitting at 34-5. something had to give tonight.1) we are tied at 1 set each. this is the third. the knights set up a pretty good spike. but brooke hunwardsen is throwing a block party. it's 2-0 eagles.s.2) later in the set

. >> you know, we actually said that when harry reid was majority leader, and harry of course led ones in u.s. history. can you guys hear us? did you hear us? okay -- >> he was lost. >> yeah. >> harry reid just pulled the plug. >> i guess so. >> all right, i'll tell you what -- >> i like your show too. >> we waited a year, and we got the year. >> and we're going to have to wait another year now. >> we will have senator sasse on in 2016. >> we're going to fix his feed, but for now, we want to show martin mckennen, he wanted to see another part of the christie clip, we want to play this and go back to the senator. this is new hampshire town hall meeting, over five million hits on youtube over the past couple of days. >> give you a second example. i'm a recovering lawyer. [ laughter ] thank you. so i went to law school. and for any of you who went to law school, anybody here is a lawyer, you can admit it privately if you want later, but the people that you're closest to from law school are those people who are in your first year study group. first year when you're nervous as heck, you do

the national farmers union says minority leader harry reid says he has no intention of using the omnibus bill to fix crop insurance.. and house and senate ag leaders never said how it would be fixed.. and billions of dollars to fix it may be difficult with new house speaker.. paul ryan.. who is a farm subsidies critic.. the n-f-u says there's a lot of unknowns.. "so, this discussion is not over. i don't think crop insurance is out of the woods yet. we have an assurance from the house, but we don't know where the money is actually coming from. and i don't think the senate has figured out, i think the senate has agreed to work on the issue, but they have not agreed on how to come up with the additional three billion." house and senate press releases claim crop insurance cut issues have been settled.. there are proponents for the cut.. congressman ron kind from wisconsin says the bill reduces profit margin from crop insurance from 14 to nine percent.. which he thinks is fair.. opponents of the reduction say it would reduce the number of companies wanting to offer crop insurance.. kind says