i just don't think anybody has been a very effectively. johno rubio has done in past debates. i just think you're being too optimistic about what people really want to hear. the reason donald trump has gone as far as he has is because he is appealing to the visceral nature of a certain cohort in the republican race. mark: who is the most likely nominee? cambell: i would say marco rubio at this point. the ted cruz. john: i think marco rubio and then ted cruz. john: neither of them said donald trump. john: i still think it is possible. cambell: very quickly, 30% of the country identifies -- what are his numbers? around 30%? that is 10%. polls, you donal well in iola and new hampshire etc. john: campbell brown, john ralston, you are both excellent and fun to be with. thank you for being here. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> as long as you're listening to me and not listening to -- we'll be fine. [inaudible] >> i do wish that. for a year i have been talking taking the caliphate away from them because that is what gives them the ability to carry out the

john's plea. it is he who has come to be baptized by john.e no other. >> i think the baptism of jesus by john is a crucial part of the story. it tells us, if nothing else, that jesus absolutely endorsed what john was doing. >> i myself baptizing by water for this reason. that he might be revealed to israel. >> and it means that he endorsed people did need to repent. they did need to receive forgiveness for their sins. ♪ >> and just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart and the spirit descending like a dove on him. and a voice came from heaven. "you are my son, the beloved. with you i am well pleased." >> it's at that moment that something profound changes for jesus. and now he feels this vocation, this call to go spread his own message. this is the beginning of jesus' ministry. >> when they met, when john the baptist's charisma, when his preaching ability, when his apocalyptic fervor, when his criticisms of the powers of the day, when all of that hit jesus' ears, i imagine it sparked all of that latent ability to

father john has heard that line, too. >> every sermon is political. if you sit around saying love, love, love and don't make it concrete, then everybody goes home, oh, that's a lovely sermon. >> is this what the pope should be talking about? >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. the same way if one country decides to go to war against another country. you would say, wait a minute, we better speak against violence against people. if you destroy the earth, you're doing violence against people. you're also doing violence against god's garden, god peace gift. our society is bombarding us with noise. >> now 70 father john finds himself renewed by daily con tell me plagues and by his connection with nature. >> you can play skip the rock, okay? i'm going to try it, okay? here we go. >> that was awesome. >> that was about four. >> it's places like these, he says, that spiritual leaders must protect as true evidence of their faith. is this what the pope meant? >> i would think pope francis would be right alongside us, and he would be skipping rocks the

behind the house with a series of electrical towers and john had started to climb them. >> so far, john hasaffolds and ground level before his family had coaxed him down. but that day with both parents away at work, he ventures higher. >> john had recently discovered the spikes on the side of the tower, about 20 feet up, so he was able to maneuver the tower and climb up to those spikes. >> brother james is afraid of heights but he feels he has no choice. >> james followed john because he didn't expect him to go all the way. he was climbing and then john just kept climbing further and he was yelling at him to get down, to stop. >> 911 emergency. >> there is an autistic child that has climbed up one of these power poles in front of my house. >> word quickly gets out. >> oh, embody, he's way up there now. >> he's just about to the top where the wires are. hurry. >> okay. >> in no time john is 120 feet up along with his older brother james. >> he went straight up. i was trying to be calm. you know? looking at things. but it was a sight i could do without. i was afraid up there. >> when we got t

chief meteorologist john farley has your h-d seven day the national spotlight for their college football semifinal game in less than two days, clemson sends three players home from miami. the tigers' 2nd-leading receiver won't be playing in the orange the details next in three clemson players, including their 2nd-leading wide receiver, won't play in thursday's orange bowl after failing a drug test. according to multiple reports, dabo swinney sent deon cain, back-up kicker ammon lakip and back-up tight end jay jay mccullough home from miami tonight.cain, a freshman, has 34 catches for 582 yards and 5 touchdowns. he's been the tigers' best deep threat. senior charone peake is expected to start in cain's absence. this morning all were with their teammates at orange bowl media day. broadcast live on espn throughout the day.tons of attention on thursday afternoon's 4 o'clock kickoff. dabo swinney plenty comfortable behind the mic. clemson 3 crushing oklahoma to end last season...40 to 6 in the russell athletic bowl.the sooners say theyeye using that big loss as motivation this mayfield...not

through all that, few ever even noticed that first thing, john has cerebral palsy. wife donna says it even took her a while to drak the case. >> we dated for four or five months and i said is what wrong with you. >> reporter: even now disability keeps them from nothing but after john ruptured a difficulties income his back five years ago life got harder. >> i went to get out of the car and could not use my left leg. >> reporter: one year ago with the fresh mixture of pain and retirement, donna made a challenge. >> i challenge him to do something when he said he would retire. i said you will not sit home all day. he said let's write a book. >> reporter: together they came up with why not, an award winning story of how what should be a greatest weakness is a strength. now available on amazon.com with a inner perfect rating. >> i never had any restrictions because i didn't put any on myself anyway. >> reporter: on this giving tuesday johnnies giving back for every copy of his book that he sells a dollar will come here, a place call variety camp where he learned that di

up next chief meteorologist john farley has a look at your seven day a-b-c columbia news at six. we're less than 48 hours away from clemson kicking off in the college football version of the final four. see deshaun a different...off-the-field 3 coming up, we're less than 48 hours away from clemson kicking off in the college football version of the final four. see deshaun watson and the tigers take on a different...off-the-field the game before the game.clemson takes on the media. hi, i'm tim hill. dabo swinney says usually two days before a game he talks to about three media people.the college football playoff semifinal game is a little different. orange bowl media day down in miami...broadcast live on espn throughout the day.tons of attention on thursday afternoon's 4 o'clock kickoff.all that according to dabo. clemson 3 crushing oklahoma to end last season...40 to 6 in the sooners say they're using that big loss as motivation this year.o-u coach bob stoops hopes his team can come out and compete much better thursday. 3 clemson defensive coordinator brent venables left oklahoma

chief meteorologist john weather center with more. 3 the white 3 house says president obama has called texas governor greg abbott from hawaii, to get an update on the severe weather in the state. the president is also offering federal support for recovery efforts. at least 11 people died and dozens were hurt in the tornadoes that swept through the dallas area this weekend. sonia moghe reports from people lost their lives. 3 an arrest in a christmas day murder out of orangeburg county. deputies say the body of 38-year-old loretta brunch was found in some water about five miles south of holly hill, off highway 4-53. brunch, a manager at a holly hill fast food restaurant, was last seen christmas day.investigators believe she was shot to death. 45-year-old harold pratt is charged in her murder. investigators say pratt and brunch got into some sort of argument, shortly before her disappearance.and the holiday weekend violence stretches to richland county...where there were three shootings, one of them deadly.abc columbia's latest tonight. 3 3 investigators are still looking for information

the dialogue has begun which nobody else has started. john saying that the group has to decide whether they want to endorse him as a totality. >> every individual is a group. it is like a union. the union can endorse anybody they want. that does not mean that anybody individual cannot endorse someone else. every individual who is in that meeting has the opportunity to make up their own mind. but the coalition itself has been very supportive. john: at some point we can then expect whatever group decides collectively your campaign to roll out thousands of endorsements from the individuals in the group who have all endorsed mr. trump? >> when he believes the coalition is ready they will release the names of those have endorsed his campaign. john: how soon do we think that might be? >> that be up to mr. scott. john: mr. trump has been the front-runner in almost every poll in iowa for many months. tell me about what you are doing. iowa is a different kind of state. it is a caucus state very , different from a primary state. it is different from wh

my friend, john lott, has an article out today in "national review" and he says -- this is john lott, on sunday, hillary clinton slammed republicans for not being serious about protecting americans from terrorism. quote, how many more americans need to die before we take action? clinton asked in response to friday's shooting at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, she believes that stopping such attacks involves commonsense steps like comprehensive background checks, closing the loopholes that let guns fall in the wrong hands, unquote. within minutes of the attacks in san bernardino, california, yesterday, clinton pushed again for more regulations. clinton wants to cut down on terrorism by prohibiting people

has circled around him. i don't suspect this is going to hurt him. johntimately, what he is a genius at is that he has the courage to be improvisational. he says i will say something and get your reaction. if it's too hot, i will walk it back. and i'm going to get so much coverage that my walk back will get almost as much coverage as the first thing. i more trump coming up, along with a new attack ad from jeb bush's super pac, after this. ♪ john: and now some other news of the day, starting with an ad from the jeb bush super pac right to rise. the ad is called, appropriately, desk. ♪ >> when the attacks come here, the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless like donald trump? will he have voted to weaken ?ounterterrorism surveillance will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and devotes just to campaign like marco rubio? 27 admirals support jeb bush because he has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. john: so, since the formation of right to rise and the appointment of micha

john blackstone has more on that. >> reporter: in churches across the san bernardino region today, congregations lifted their voices in prayer and sorrow. >> today i'm going to be talking about evil, how evil can touch anyone, anywhere, at any given time. >> reporter: at st. catherine of sienna, the tragedy took one of their own. yvette velasco, 27, was one of those killed. >> she sat in these pews, the same ones we're sitting in. that hit close to home. >> reporter: the deaths hit close at church of the woods in lake arrowhead. last sunday mike wetzel stood before this congregation with five of his six children. who's in "the nutcracker" next week. >> reporter: wednesday, wetzel was killed. >> mike wetzel served the lord. >> reporter: the victims were remembered too at a mosque today.

john: not that long ago. >> it's troubling. has that if trump does not get the book of economic nation, he might run as a third-party/independent candidate. who would be open to supporting donald trump as an independent candidate and why? >> the only thing i could ink of that would force him out is the republican establishment -- the only thing i could think of that would force him out as the republican establishment and the rnc. if that's the case, i would vote as an independent and it would teach republicans a lesson. john: those of you who would not support trump if he ran as an independent, why not? >> ross perot. john: you think it would help elect a democrat? >> yes, it has been proven. mark: next up, candidates get personal. ♪ mark: one of the many bonuses of this job is the chance to get to know on a personal level many women who aspire to be leader of the real world. take a listen to some of our conversations with them. you do for exercise? >> i run for office. play golf. i play tennis. i love sports. i do not have much ti

. >> john has been a bell ringer for the salvation army for four decades in glendale, california butlike this one. a donor who wants to remain anonymous slipped a $5,000 check into shepherd's bucket. he says he doesn't know who did it because he looks away when people slip those checks in. but wow, what a generous donation. >> i just love that. around the holidays. >> yes. >> just people are so good hea heart. >> they really are. >> many more good people than bad people. >> absolutely reaffirms your faith in humanity. >> it does. when you hear stories like that. >> man this forecast, katie. (laughter). >> you saw me i out on the sky deck even i don't need a coat. what is happening? >> i know. >> it reaffirms my thought that mother nature is gone crazy. >> i know. what is happening? this entire month we've been talking about it since december began. not one day has even been average. >> i know. let alone below average certainly when we've been talking about past couple of years with the polar vortex just shooting all that polar couldn't made yann and arctic air our w way, we've barely

. >> reporter: john has a long time love from collecting from the treasured shows from the '60s that grew into a love of "star wars" memorabilia. he collected props used in the two "star wars" trilogy. >> this is a trooper helmet. this is from new hope. the paint is starting to peel. this is the luck from empire strikes back. you can see the small r 2 d 2 this was on the rebel base, the snow planet if you recall. this was headgear that the rebel forces wore to protect them from the snow. >> reporter: in every major collection there is one item that has special meaning. >> this is an amazing piece. the end of episode 3 when obie one and anakin are fighting to the death. this is the light safe saver. >> to me "star wars" i is like the wizard of oz. it will be around hundreds of years. to have these items from the movie is great. >> so, john has an incredible collection from "star wars" movies of the past but he is memorabilia once he sees "the force awakens." from the galaxy far, far away, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> he loves saying that for sure. >>> conned out of m

one of us has to go. john so toxic that i no longer believe that the three of us can work together. the only chance this business has of surviving is for one of them to go. john: he's right. one of the three of us has to go. well, it's not gonna be me. it's my money. becky: alls you want is your money. john: no. that's not all i want, is my money. becky: you've looked at buying other businesses. john: you're not majority owner. you're 18%. you better start [bleep] acting like it. becky: thanks. you're just gonna run it into the goddamn ground. [ sobs ] [ crying ] i just feel like i've been fighting so long because i love this company. i had to fight for it. i'm not giving up on it. [ sobbing continues ] my son's grown. this is my new baby. so i'm gonna take care of her. john: i want my business, and i want to run my business my way. i just don't see a way of moving beyond that with becky. i left a $120,000-a-year job to come work for free for two years to build something. it's my baby. i paid for it. lemonis:

john: rubio is going to be the dominant establishment player in iowa, in my judgment. he haso organization. john: none of the rest of them have that either. mark: bush and christie do. john: you wandered into the truth. chris christie, because he has the momentum in new hampshire -- mark: here is the thing about christie, he has no scrutiny. the minute he does well, he will be hammered with negative ads. there's not a state for chris christie after new hampshire. unless he comes out dominant. john: are you ready to declare all three of them dead yet? mark: no, i'm not. john: i am ready. next, our interview with the white house chief of staff and our conversation with senator rob portman from the capital. we will be back in exactly 60 seconds. ♪ mark: later in the program we will ask senator rob portman about how donald trump might affect his own election process. and the man behind ted cruz's biggest iowa endorsement. he tells us why he picked ted cruz. in just a moment, president obama's chief of staff joins us here on the white house lawn as soon as we come back from this c

he been saying they voted no, but somebody has to make the government to run. john will give you an example. senator mccain: i am proud of a lot of things a republican-controlled congress has done. redide first time, we education. we put education out of the hands of the bureaucrats in washington and back into the hands of the local school boards and the governors and the states where it belongs. bill, whichdefense is fundamentally reforming the system. obamacare a repeal of on the president's desk. we passed it through the budget, and he will veto it, but we promise the people if you put the republicans in charge of both houses, we will send it there. senator graham: the keystone pipeline. senator mccain: the pipeline veto it again. but there are a number of things we did that i am a proud of. -- that i am proud of. i will tell you what i am ashamed of. we have the authorizing committee, this committee i am chairman of, and what we do is we make the policies, how much should be spent on certain programs, the pay and benefits for the military, all the things that ha

john wilkes booth: [gurgling, gasping] ha, hands. let me, lift them. let me see my hands. ked to see his hands. john wilkes booth: useless, useless. [slow, rasping breath]. tom hanks: shortly after dawn on wednesday, april 26th, 1865, john wilkes booth draws his last breath. his belongings are wrapped in paper. his body is sewn into a saddle blanket and loaded onto wagon, then a steamer, then a tugboat bound for the washington navy yard. alexander gardner and timothy o'sullivan board the ironclad monitors uss saugus and montauk to make collodion glass plate photographs of the men who conspired first to kidnap and then to kill abraham lincoln. george atzerodt, who lost his nerve and got drunk rather than attempt to kill vice president johnson, is condemned to die. alexander gardner: mr. lewis powell. have a seat. tom hanks: after his savage but failed attempt on the life of secretary of state seward, lewis powell hides in washington for three days before wandering into mary surratt's boarding house and into the arms of the police. alexander gardner: and don't you move now, l

. >> reporter: john has a long- some of our treasured tv shows of the '60s that grew into a love of star wars memorabilia. over the years, he has collected props used in the two star wars trilogies. >> this is a storm trooper helmet. this is from episode 4, a new hope. you can see the paint is starting to peel. this is luke's x wing miniature from episode 5. if you look closely, you can see the small r2-d2 in the back. this was used on the rebel planet where they had the rebel base, which was the snow planet, if you recall. this was head gear that the rebel forces wore to protect them from the snow. >> reporter: in every major collection, there is one item that has special meaning. >> this is an amazing piece. this is from episode iii when obi-wan and anakin are fighting to the death and he takes the light saber. light sabers like the ones from episode 1, used by the rebel empire and the alliance. but my favorite? >> star wars is like the "wizard of oz." it will be a classic that everyone will refer to as a standard and to have these items from the movies is great. >> reporter: john has

the bottom line is that this has been a great experience. traveling with john mccain has been eye-opening. john mccain is a world leader and figure. when he walks into any room -- [phone ringing] that is my phone. that is my flip phone. donald trump, do not ever give him your number. [laughter] i am sure that was not the donald. where were we? anyway, me and mccain. we are going all over the world. when john walks into the room, people respect him, because he is a man of the world. if i ever get to be president of the united states, there will be a lot to do with him. if you think i'm ready to be president, it will be due to send her mccain. i have learned a time. i want to talk about two quick things. the war. here are the four takeaways i have learned. it is a religious war. how many people believe it? it is a religious war. it is not about iraq, afghanistan, iran, or libya, it is an ideology that cannot be accommodated. they want to create a master religion for the world. the nazis wanted a master race. somebody better stop it. if you leave them alone, they

john: no defining moment has been the problem for john kasich.ark: he needs to find a rationale in new hampshire. he needs to make the case that he is a different kind of+++ republican. do not shy away from it. john: been a year of outsider candidates, a guy who talks a great length on the armed services committee in the house. now it is time for the democrats. the obvious place to start is with hillary clinton. her defining moment and what she needs to do. mark: the week where she did very well at the benghazi and where joe biden decided not to run. those were arguably the best runs that any candidate has had in their careers. she's got to win iowa and new hampshire. the republicans have a long nomination fight. maybe a mega fight. john: as long as she wins iowa, she is fine. bernie, it will be called home field advantage if he wins new hampshire. if she loses both, she is in trouble. if she wins one of the two -- mark: i am not so sure that people will discount a new hampshire win as much as we do. if he wins iowa narrowly, she wins. bernie san

channel 13's john sears has the story thanks john... and we just learned that kirk ferentz will be named the big ten coach of the year. this is the fourth time he's won. of course, we'll have more on hawkeye football tonight at six and ten. stick around, we'll get another

john elliott has more on the change coming up. >>> very dynamic weather. the winds related to the area of low pressure and the cold front that brought in the rain yesterday. but let's take a quick look back, thursday, 60. friday, 6 1 . 67 on. and yesterday, these kinds of numbers you would expect in spring between the 15th of april and say around may 4th. them. yesterday we tied the record of 67 late in the day. already today, we broke the record but remember, those winds we talked about, well, they're ushering in changes and that was early this morning. 60. by sunrise tomorrow, 45 and seven-day forecast. we will talk ability that in a bit. >> thank you. >>> now to a murder mystery in brooklyn. why did it take a month for police to realize an elderly woman they thought died of natural causes had actually been killed. janelle burrell reports from brownsville. >> i can't believe it. you know, everybody saying shocked. i've been here 25 years, and this is disgusting. >> reporter: heart ache now turned to anger and disbelief for her neighbors. >> i don't want

john has tonight off. a gunman remains on the run after shooting and killing a man near charleston and pecos. lundeberg spoke to a witness today and joins us live in the newsroom with the story. a call came in last six that a man had been shot.. it happenned at apartment complex... one neighbor i stop the victim from bleeding... his neighbors to come forward with information to catch those responsible. "boom boom boom and i knew it was a gun" wednesday night duane bernier says at the sunset villa apartment complex... and heard a commotion and rushed outside to see what happenned. i looked around the corner and the lady was holding the guy who got shot and she was really hysterial he wasnt moving a man neighbors knew was shot and killed. witnesses say two men got him out of his apartment... then shot him on the steps in the back of the complex. officers say the shooting happenned just after 6 p-m wednesday... and the gunman or men are still on the run. "i couldnt sleep last night i just though about that po

cbs2's john blackstone has more. >> in a moment of horror the driver over this car barreled through a las vegas sidewalk. witnesses say she had a toddler >> people were punching the window trying to get the child out of the backseat. she accelerated again and kept mowing everyone down. >> emergency responders were forced to set up a triage center to attend to nearly 40 victims, the normally bustling vegas strip was partially shut down. >> she went up off the street on to the sidewalk two or possibly three times, and based on the evidence and information from our fatal investigators, at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> police say the violent rampage started near the planet hollywood resort. the suspect drove on and off the sidewalk reaching the paris hotel and casino. >> it literally looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she was just sitting there like just looking straightforward, not even moving. >> police say the suspect attempted to drive away but was tracked down in a parking lot. we were able to get her detained, and she's being interviewed

john has most assists by the wizards players and finishes with the career high of 19 and then the widurdays win the second straight and wall did leave early with a rib injury. something that we will keep an eye on. next the redskins and the next challenge is back to back to back. win on saturday night and they're division champs. that's a miracle. they're giving them a lot of reasons and then it's going to skbrrks the leadership in the locker room. >> the veterans have a great locker room. the young guys and a lot of the young guys but nothing like this and a saturday niggame on the r for a division title. it is for us if we can win it. we have to play and just continue to play with the great effort and hopefully these guys prepare like they have been preparing. >> so in philly on saturday night and a couple of the path tots the playoffs and the way to win is the simple way. >> you like the simple way? >> yeah, prime time has not been good for them. one and eight on the night games. that's the next this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday fe

john has the night off. on wednesday we finally found out who was behind the sale of the review journal. casino mogul sheldon adelson is the new owner but the story doesnt stop there - fox 5s abby theodros joins us from the r-j with more. earlier today the review journal published a story that detailed a bizarre request from their corporate management to monitor a local judge. turns out that judge was presiding over a law suit against adelson. another day another headline on the secretive sale of nevadas largest news paper. james dehaven [phoner]: its just a outlets across the country have commented on how rare and remarkable something like this is to be purchased by mysterious owners when your whole industry is centered on transparency on wednesday - the rj cleared up some of the confusion surrounding who owns their paper - publishing a story naming casino mogul sheldon adelson as the new man in charge. but - as rj reporters would soon find out - the story was just getting started. in an article published f

john has the night off. the nevada highway patrol confirms someone found a person's body along highway 60 near mile marker 22... this is near the top of the highway over the pass.. near mountain springs. right now metro police is investigating ... we're told it doesn't appear to be a traffic related death .. but it's too early to say for sure. we'll keep you updated on this breaking news thhroughout the night on fox5vegas dot com .. and later on forx5 news at 10 and 11. the countdown is on! there's now less than 30 hours to go until 2016 and the beginning of the biggest - and best - firework show in the nation. planning will pay off tomorrow night from the rooftops of seven casinos on the strip. that's where we find fox 5's ophelia young, getting a behind the scenes look at the final preparations. a whole year of planning in 8 minutes and 18 seconds... over 50 pyrotechnicians on 7 roofs all day today and tomorrow. tomorrow night is the moment they've waited all year for. "this is part of the finale its what

john has 46 in staten island. and it's kind of a crummy day. to what we're used to. let's go play golf. can you believe it? it's nice enough for golf out there. they're out in my neighborhood. you got to check with the course because sometimes they're upset about what's going on on the green but, yeah, it's very mild. now today the coolest of the week, nice day for a stroll in the park. and you know, there's actually some sun, a little bit more sun in the city. mostly sunny now. that's the observation. and we're up to 47. so we tweaked the forecast a bit, taking it up a degree or two. and looking at 36 to 48 to spread around the area. and numbers, yeah, a little cooler than we were yesterday. and 48 for your high this afternoon. 45 is the normal. so again, b we're going to be above normal. and it has been mild. just in honor of the ladies of the talk. 10 of the last 12 days have been above normal. and just so you get a sense of comparison, this is how short i am. >> my head is out of the frame. >> i'm actually standing on another human being right now. >> and i'm sta

john: no defining moment has been the problem for john kasich. mark: he needs to find a rationale in new hampshire. he needs to make the case that he is a different kind of republican. do not shy away from it. john: been a year of outsider candidates, a guy who talks a great length on the armed services committee in the house. for thes time democrats. the obvious place to start is with hillary clinton. the defining moments and what she needs to do. where she did very well at the benghazi hearin gs and joe biden decided not to run. win iowa and new hampshire. the republicans have a long domination fight. -- nomination fight. maybe a mega fight. iowa,as long as she wins she is fine. called homeill be field advantage if he wins new hampshire. mark: i am not so sure that people will discount a new hampshire win as much as we do. what is his best moment of the year? john: every single time he stood in front of a crowd. mark: that is not a moment. john: there is not one in particular. let's say the first one. it might have been in wisconsin. there ispl

folks in new jersey are not big fans of what christie has done. john: what is interesting about does not think bridge gate is his vulnerability. a lot of republicans do think that just how bad the jersey economy is. the number of downgrades it has suffered, how unpopular he is. they think there is an achilles heel. trumpistie rises, donald will not be the only one making these arguments and not just that rallies. you will see those in ads. a lot of republicans think he is very vulnerable. nicolle: moving on to some other duals. we go to marco rubio. the immigration started off in the last debate. he is now being pinched by other adversaries. first, it was jeb bush's friends of the super pac. spending over $1 million on this tv ad. >> senators came together for a tough secret meeting. marco rubio was missing. fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino. where was marco? fundraising again. over the last two years, he missed important to national security hearings. missed more votes than any other senator.

john kasich has nothing in iowa.ush and chris christie are best positioned to stop marco rubio in iowa. is, none ofght now them. none of them have a clear advantage to catch up to rubio. i think all of them could, even john kasich, because marco rubio strength in terms of fundraising and paul standing are not impregnable. john: here's the real answer. none of them have any chance to have impact in iowa. rubio is going to be the dominant establishment player in iowa, in my judgment. he has no organization. mark: bush and christie do. john: you wandered into the truth. chris christie, because he has the momentum in new hampshire -- mark: chris christie has got to know scrutiny. the minute he does well, he will be hammered with negative ads. there's not a state for chris christie after new hampshire. --n: are you ready to clear to declare all three of them dead yet? mark: no, i'm not. john: our interview with the white house chief of staff and our conversation with senator rob portman from the capital. we will be back i

he been saying they voted no, but somebody has to make the government to run. johnwill give you an example. senator mccain: i am proud of a lot of things a republican-controlled congress has done. for the first time, we redid education. we put education out of the hands of the bureaucrats in washington and back into the hands of the local school boards and the governors and the states where it belongs. we passed a defense bill, which is fundamentally reforming the system. we now put a repeal of obamacare on the president's desk. we passed it through the budget, and he will veto it, but we promise the people if you put the republicans in charge of both houses, we will send it there. senator graham: the keystone pipeline. senator mccain: the pipeline veto it again. but there are a number of things we did that i am a proud of. -- that i am proud of. i will tell you what i am ashamed of. we have the authorizing committee, this committee i am chairman of, and what we do is we make the policies, how much should be spent on certain programs, the pay and benefits for the mi

unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, only an impatient rascal can bring america back. john kasich. responsible for the content of this advertising. >> anchor: christmas topping the buzz. it was a romantic holiday for ryan philipy. >> elizabeth: he got engaged over the weeks. he under a his fiance been dating for more than four year, in an interior he said that he loves that she is in law school and exceeds the supermodel stereotype. he was previously married to years. >> the drama has topped the list according to new tight. it's downloaded more than 14 >> the force awakens is the number one movie according to fans. the film was voted the best involve of 2015 by customers of the on-line ticketing company fandango. it broke box office records earning nor than $1 billion over last weekend. so. >> stop the music. >> cookie. >> hbo telling folks how to get to sees -- sesame treat. episodes will air for nine months before airing on its former station pbs. >> much more to come in the next 90 minutes, i'm elizabeth

john has spoken -- break of extension. john has spoken to one of the leaders. highlights and a moment. ♪ jonathan: good morning. welcome back to "on the move." 70 minutes away from the open. futures higher. let's cross over to caroline hyde with bloomberg's business flash. caroline: volkswagen has suffered its biggest decline since the admissions scandal emerged. punch .5% of new cartridge -- 20.5% of new car registration. a leader rollout of its next generation camera rollout. hasmberg sources say apple opened a production laboratory in northern taiwan. has 50 people creating new screens. devices including iphones and ipads. jon, back to you. jonathan: i spoke to rio tinto ceo who says some miners on the brink of extinction. here's your morning must listen. >> i suspect we need to see a bit more pain and reality. a miner interest rate adjustment could actually be a tipping point for some people. we are sitting on quite comfortable. we have our own internal growth projects. jonathan: charles newsom, divisional director at asset wealth investment joins us now. i

john clark has more on the challenge they present. >> the eagles have won two in a row for the first time in two months, now they're trying to win three straight for the first time all year. but the cardinals may be the most talented team they face this season. chip kelly says arizona has the best threesome of receivers the birds have faced this year, larry fitzgerald, michael floyd and john brown. they can really stretch the field. and the cardinals offense, they lead the league in total yardage, most yards per attempt and big plays of 20 or more yards. big test for the birds' secondary. >> we had a huge challenge. so this week is, you know, obviously you got a really good team coming in. just outstanding. we got to come up with a game plan to slow that down. >> everything is attempting to go there and accomplish the task. >> for us to just stick to our game plan and make sure we don't give them any plays. stop the run. >> everybody has to win their matchup. all the other guys are more than capable of winning. >> quarterback byron maxwell has not practiced yet this week, but he does

john berman has the morning off. >>> an earthquake hitting politics after donald trump calls for a religious test banning all the muslims from entering the united states. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> trump's new position drawing cheers from those supporters and drawing fire from nearly every other corner of the political world. latest from senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny. >> reporter: his ban from coming to the u.s. was met with condemnation from the republican establishment. every single one of his rivals criticized his plan. even dick cheney weighed in. the supporters who were here in south carolina listening to donald trump make his case, they cheered in response. some said it went too far, but others said it was given after the shooting in san bernardino. donald trump talked about that as he made his case for why this is necessary. let's take a liste

secretary of state john kerry has announced more talks aimed at ending the war in syria. the meetings will take place in new york later this month. >> our goal is to facilitate a transition that all parties have stated that they support. a unified syria, a non-sectarian syria, they will have an election sprfsd by the united nations, with fair, full transparency and accountability in order for even the diaspora to be able to vote for future leadership >>> mr kerry has been warning israel about the dangers of a possible collapse of the palestinian authority. he says it would lead to a situation that would threaten the security of both sides. >> if there is a risk that the pa could collapse and it is in israel e's interest for it to, in fact, survive as the prime minister suggested, should more, therefore, not be done to help sustain it? the one state solution is no solution at all for a secure jewish democratic israel living in peace. it is not a viable option >>> still to come on this program, uncertain times in venezuela as its leader faces a tough test in a crunch vote.

dropped to ha what they were a few years ago and catholics make up only 3% of the population, father john has maintained something of a personal ministry pressing his flock to understand that close connection between earth and man. we listened in as father john drove out to a former strip mine with parishioner rick whitley. >> i know what coal mining is not going to, you know, suit everybody. >> as they study the mountain blasted away for the riches beneath its surface, whitley gently reminds his pastor of the priorities in this community. >> you know, i don't really push coal. >> yeah. >> but these people actually around this area love in it in that it provides jobs and the economy booms with the coal. >> while coal is so essential to the industrialization of america, right now it just strikes me that we're into another era altogether. i think we're into the era of looking after the environment, because unless we do that, we are going to be sick. we are going to be strapped for resources that we need. >> after four decades of preaching that message about the wilderness -- >> god created man

i would say my relationship with john carl has not been the same since i came to your program if you hn: who do you learn the most from? mr. earnest: that is a really good question. you know, my colleagues at npr have a habit of asking questions that are a little bit different than the other people in the briefing room. that usually means they are better questions. not always. it often does. mark: they are taxpayer-funded. mr. earnest: that must be it. mark: back to the phones. next caller. >> this is ari calling from town ridge, new york. i heard there are four tvs in the office of the press secretary and they all used to , be set on fox news. i'm just wondering what station they are set on now? mark: what are you watching? mr. earnest: right at this moment, bloomberg. john: on all four screens? i will tell you since ari's time in my fancy office with all the windows, we have taken those television screens and use modern technology to put them in a box all on one screen. it preserves a little desk space. mark: so you can have more knickknacks. john: i think we have one more caller. c

. >> john kramer has a genetic hearing loss that's gotten worse as he's gotten older. he has hearing aids that amplifies the sound but in a noisy environment his speech discrimination goes down. for john and others, that hearing loss can be socially isolating. >> they don't can't to aggravate the family and friends so they withdraw. >> but add blue tooth and some gadgets watch the difference. john has a pen-shached device that's a microphone and blue tooth transmitert. >> i place it near the tv and now it will transmit the sound into my ears. i have to press a button to get it going. if you asked me what you are saying, i can hear it. >> the blue tooth receiver is around john's neck is broadcasts into his hearing aids. he can also use the pen in a business meeting and hear the discussion. with an app on a smartphones, he can change the settings to hear his companions during dinner. >> you are much less tired because you haven't worked so hard at listening. >> it's really giving me -- i want to be engaged again. i don't feel like a handicap. >> unfortunately, the techno

john kasich has to go from a standing start there. le like christie, people like rubio, doing well in iowa is super important. john: i was shocked to learn when we asked our researchers, christie has spent a lot of time there. he has spent a little less time than lindsey graham, who really is always in new hampshire. obviously does not have as much to show for it. for those candidates, new hampshire is not do or die. if you are john kasich right now, you have a lot to show for it. mark: all you have to do is get hot. if you get hot in the next couple of months, you can be the candidate. christie is hot right now. if he can have a couple moments in january, they are right on in. john: you said thanks to us before. i will say thanks to alex again. we will be back after this. ♪ john: we are on the tube twice a day at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. eastern. we are live 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com. mark: when you visit our site, you can check out the latest campaign news on our campaign tracker. we have the latest from our colleague john mccorma

john: there is no doubt that kristi has an extraordinary political gift. is almost tailor-made for new hampshire. you worked for john mccain, tailor-made for the town hall setting. rubio, i find strange, with his establishment backing -- he must spend nearly as much time in the state and i can't help but think it will come back to hurt him. on the christie side, if christie becomes a genuine threat when other candidates go negative on him, there is a lot of stuff in his background -- uc see trump starting to go after this now -- when he gets this kind of scrutiny and exposure, he has had a free ride, will he be able to stand up to it? nicolle: the thing about french game was that he was all -- with bridge gate, he has artie been shoved through the meat grinder. there is nothing like going through the meat grinder. i don't worry how he will react questions of his ethics. he has already been through that test and passed it. the greater threat is that's all he has going. in to have sure they are acutely aware that. -- aware of that. john: john kasich in jeb b